Sentence examples for exaggerating with from inspiring English sources

I'm exaggerating with the "star" bit, but not by all that much.

Ultimately, though, Mourinho was not exaggerating with his assessment of the next 45 minutes.

Yet Gary Neville was not exaggerating with his appraisal of his former team-mate this week.

One of his runners, Eric Kamau, who was Lagat's running coach in Kenya, spoke highly of the then 21-year-old, but Li didn't want to set his expectations too high – he felt Kamau was slightly exaggerating with his praise.

The sharing of goals between Borussia Mönchengladbach and Manchester City means watch is precisely what Celtic will have to do after the final match of Group C. When Celtic travel to Manchester for matchday six, there will be nothing tangible at stake for either team Rodgers was not exaggerating with the pre-match assertion that his players must produce "the game of their lives".

And we're coming to get you!" And no, I'm not exaggerating with those exclamation points.

I believe Vecsey has exaggerated with his sarcasm.

There was a conflict in the strategy, in that grain roughness was exaggerated with respect to nature.

This phenomenon is exaggerated with the introduction of a moving ground which concludes that larger lift forces and longer wakes are apparent with decreasing clearance.

Dealers said yesterday was one of the quietest days in recent memory, and price movements were exaggerated with so few players in the market.

The moves are exaggerated, with wrestlers flying through the air and bouncing off the mat like action figures guided by the hand of child.