Sentence examples similar to exaggerating suffering from inspiring English sources

More and more our politics are about our indignation about our imagined or exaggerated sufferings, and our resentment for the people who really do have something to complain about.

Researchers who tried to find traces of Giacomo Casanova's gonorrhoea said that he was very good either at treating it or at exaggerating his suffering to fit his image as a lover of 122 women.

The syndrome has long been considered a mystery aliment and it's not uncommon for patients to be suspected of exaggerating symptoms or suffering from mental health issues rather than having a legitimate physical illness.

Painstaking research since by writers such as David N Thomas has revealed that he was exaggerating, but was suffering from undiagnosed pneumonia and, fatally, was given morphine by a New York doctor.

It involves being aware of one's painful feelings in a balanced manner so that one neither ignores nor exaggerates personal suffering.

If the Jews practiced 'memorial pornography' — thus exaggerating their own suffering — they became responsible for why the world didn't care enough about the history of slavery and the suffering of blacks.

It was "hard to exaggerate" the scale of suffering, she said, pointing to recent reports that some of those trapped amid the fighting were now starving to death.

The inquest has also heard that the possibility Dhu was suffering from drug withdrawals, exaggerating her symptoms or "faking it", which was "heard throughout the station".

It says they have a political agenda and are exaggerating the scale of the suffering.

It is well known that fixed effects estimation substantially exaggerates the attenuation bias when estimated on variables suffering from classical measurement error (Angrist and Krueger 1999).

Moreover, perturbing the balance of virtues prescribed by this Tao, exaggerating some and neglecting others, causes massive social suffering (Lewis 1947, p. 29).