Sentence examples for exaggerated use from inspiring English sources
Testing yields essential, valuable knowledge about school performance, but its exaggerated use distorts teaching and ignores the broader purpose of education.
Fosse's expressive, sometimes exaggerated use of camera movement, editing, and garish colour and lighting visually accentuates the decay and ugliness of the story.
In a book that makes wittily exaggerated use of conventional thriller tricks, Mr. Chaon is not content to start his story with one reader-grabbing opener; he provides three.
The adding of trills, mordents, turns and arpeggios was a major subject for music students of the time, and the exaggerated use of them a major source of hand-wringing for serious musicians.
Therefore, the exaggerated use of reward power may lead to distrust, suspicion, and eventually abstaining from entering a trusting relationship by a target of influence; in other words, if unrealistically high discounts or other offered rewards are unusual for the culture or mentality of the latter, they may be associated with corruption or bad purposes.
We know that he expressed his astonishment and surprise, during closed sessions, at the exaggerated use by Israel of the pretext of "security".
Our previous research, which demonstrated that an over-the-counter cosmetic 'anti-ageing' product can bring about increased fibrillin-1 deposition in the papillary dermis, used a short-term, exaggerated-use patch test assay.
The watchdog later said the passage of time prevented a formal investigation, but that there was "support" for the allegation that senior police exaggerated pickets' use of violence.
35 Hence, the relatively high prevalence of unobstructed coronary arteries in women versus men undergoing DCA may reflect a differing underlying aetiology rather than an exaggerated incorrect use of the MI diagnosis in women.
If you want really exaggerated dimples, use a soda bottle cap, since these tend to be the deepest types.
At frequent points local warlords and governments in the region exaggerated and used the US fear of al-Qaida to serve their own ends.
