Sentence examples for exaggeration traffic from inspiring English sources
To say that billions of vehicles use it daily is an exaggeration, traffic experts will tell you.
Nicholas D. Kristof may be right that most people would consider it an exaggeration to characterize sex trafficking as 21st-century slavery.
Such judgment is not an exaggeration considering the recent movement of the Chinese traffic authorities.
"We dramatize the weather, the traffic, and other impersonal phenomena by employing exaggeration, ironic juxtaposition, inversion, projection, all the tools the dramatist uses to create, and the psychoanalyst uses to interpret, emotionally significant phenomena".
And, while we're at it, take a look at this astounding (no exaggeration, I promise) zettabyte (1 billion terabytes, 10^21 bytes) Internet traffic projection by Cisco.
The understanding of the traffic light concept seems to be characterised by some exaggeration of the meaning of the colours [ 20].
One chapter unpicks the misinformation and wild exaggeration that go into stories of "thousands" of women being trafficked into Britain as sex slaves.
Exaggeration breeds exaggeration.
"Exaggeration breeds exaggeration," Lepore writes.
An exaggeration, perhaps.
