Sentence examples for exaggerated work from inspiring English sources

Frankly I am very pessimistic medicine remains fraught with an exaggerated work ethic, it remains a macho culture.

Individual-level interventions that help to reduce exaggerated work salience might create a buffer against the effects of work-family conflicts on health.

"I feel free to do more exaggerated works in Italy," she said.

Close to 25 percent of Spaniards are now officially unemployed and over half of young people: The numbers are exaggerated — many work in the black economy while claiming unemployment benefits — but they still tell a real story of pain.

LG's is, in my opinion, the weaker of the two overall when it comes to the screen, however, partly due to the banding issues, partly due to it being slightly harder to read in direct sunlight, and in my opinion Samsung's exaggerated colors work better to make pictures and graphics pop on the smaller screen.

"Clearly recent reports in the media of an art market slowdown are greatly exaggerated for works that are deemed the best of the best," he added.

Cast in the ruminative manner of Brahms's late piano cycles (Opp. 116 through 119), the work exaggerated Brahmsian characteristics.

"With heightened color and exaggerated forms, my work promises the unattainable in life: ultimate satisfaction," explains Anton in the press release.

The Times's Marcel Berlins wrote a very enthusiastic as well as very quick review: "Cormoran Strike is an appealing, original private eye … The lively Robin Ellacott, originally his temp dogsbody, has become more interesting … The Silkworm may be a little too long, its characters a touch exaggerated, but it works at every level.

The visual effects supervisor Michael Fink reflected on the exaggerated explosions: "We worked really hard to make the CG crashing helicopter in the hot landing sequence look real.

It rambles on and squishes things together and mixes and matches disparate parts, as untamable and exaggerated as the works on view.