Sentence examples for feel exaggerated from inspiring English sources

It didn't feel exaggerated or put on – Byron and Keats were what felt real to me.

While some of what Moran says can feel exaggerated, or at least withholding of certain key details that might make it less funny or interesting, that she has been writing the fuck out of shit for nearly 25 years is incontestable.

These will feel exaggerated at first, but will look good during dancing.

I faulted The Times last month for its immediate, and I felt exaggerated, reporting that "job growth slowed substantially" when the numbers didn't back up that description.

"Saturday's commotion feels exaggerated, surreal and absolutely amazing," says Ekeblad. "We got a free ride in getting our message out, thanks to one judgmental person.

He talks about how having something tiny done at the dentist feels so exaggerated and huge, as an example of how sensitive mouths are.

But there have always been Christian thinkers who feel that Augustine exaggerated human sinfulness.

Things got pleasanter, but he came to feel that it exaggerated the fundamental difference in perspective between his reading and that of the soldier and thus made him less well equipped to predict the soldier's taste.

In some ways, "Twenty-Two" can feel like an exaggerated version of mental illness, but that's because PTSD itself can feel like an exaggeration: It makes simple events and random people seem much bigger and scarier than they actually are, twisting the mundane into something dark and sinister.

Using this approach, scholars may feel free to make exaggerated claims and engage in considerable hyperbole then retreat and claim victim status when other scholars criticize them for this.

The more exaggerated you feel, the better it probably looks.