A panel participant Yury Dud, editor of the major site Sports.ru, argued that discrimination in Russian football has been "a bit exaggerated" by the media.
So Schwarzkogler's reputation as the ultimate performance artist is somewhat exaggerated.
With the stage managers now making exaggerated gestures at him, he added: "This is one of the moments when you are not responsible... when you behave like crazy.
The disparity is even more exaggerated among the 30 to 45 demographic, with 81% favoring Jordan to 11% for LeBron.
Petersen's book, particularly in its use of first-person accounts, veers between the real and the mythic, the half-remembered and the exaggerated.
Maybe Roemer should also disclose the extent to which racial profiling and exaggerated security screening take place in the US for its darker and more "ethnic" citizens with "Muslim" surnames.
"The mood of the separatists in Russia is socio-economic in nature, not for the autonomy of a certain region, so this is all exaggerated.
He did not discourage later western descriptions of him as Khrushchev's adviser or speechwriter, although these exaggerated his role at that time.
The first photograph that McCullin had printed in the Observer was a 1958 picture of a north London gang called "The Guv'nors" – a group of teddy boys resplendent in their exaggerated, smart clothes, rising through and out of a bomb-damaged building.
It's wise to keep in mind that strong reactions from the likes of NBC and CNN legal analysts about the sudden likelihood that the healthcare law will be overturned could be exaggerated, expressing more of a visceral reaction that things simply didn't go as smoothly as they'd been expecting for two years.
Smyth was said to have replied in an exaggerated drawl: "You ain't seen harassment yet, darling".
