Sentence examples for exaggerated wealth from inspiring English sources

Despite the positive vibes, this film still presents classical music as a sphere of exaggerated wealth and power — the average crowd is a lot schlumpier — to which an Everyman has gained temporary admittance.

The caller told the reporter that Trump, in fact, owned most of his father's real estate empire at the time and grossly exaggerated Trump's wealth, Greenberg wrote.

The overemphasis and reliance on exaggerated — and mostly borrowed — wealth is at the core of what got us all here in the first place.

He also said that reports of his family's wealth were greatly exaggerated, but Mr. Lajusticia's 70-page report painted a damning picture.

He testified that claims about his wealth had been exaggerated and that he had been singled out for prosecution by the government of President Benigno S. Aquino III, who has criticized the integrity of the Supreme Court under Chief Justice Corona.

According to the tax returns, the numerous reports of Putin's wealth circulated by Western media are greatly exaggerated, to put it mildly.

Bennett said he found "the wife's case as to her wealth in 1999 [when they met] to be wholly exaggerated".

Critics say that Mr. Sánchez's claims are exaggerated and that he has succeeded in doling out misery rather than creating wealth.

Critics say Mr. Sánchez's claims are exaggerated and that he has succeeded in dividing up misery rather than creating wealth.

I do remember that he, a self-proclaimed hick from Fort Worth who exaggerated his childhood poverty so as to make his substantial, self-made adult wealth all the more mythic, was quite impressed that I was going to school in London, though I don't think he focused much on the kind of school it was.

No one is flashy, or swaggering under the heavy burden of accumulated wealth and lack of responsibility; but few here are complaining about the exaggerated prices of the various refreshments on offer.