Sentence examples for for their exaggerated length from inspiring English sources

Turning to the hands and feet, I noticed they were disproportionate, but there are symbolic reasons for their exaggerated length and power.

Our air puff US may well be responsible for an exaggerated length and spread of latencies compared to electrical periocular stimulation, obfuscating a clear distinction between the two latency groups.

To read them again after a quarter-century or so is to recognize their strengths: fresh, vivid writing with a hint of suppressed sorcery, and a masterly tension and control of story (despite the exaggerated length of "The Magus").

The underlying vector with exaggerated length is okay.

The exaggerated length of the chaetae in M. burgessensis and P. zenobia would have potentially provided an earlier warning system in comparison to much shorter marginal chaetae, allowing sufficient time to close their shells and increasing their chance of survival.

Many of Augusta's past champions were not known for their length, like José Maria Olazabal and Ben Crenshaw.

There is a new theme, "Before Supersmile, keeping your teeth white wasn't easy," which is depicted through more benign scenarios, centered on comically exaggerated lengths to which people might go to avoid staining their teeth.

Fela also criticised his countrymen for what he saw as their exaggerated reverence for authority and cowardice.

The compelling ease with which Joe Root batted, as England abandoned their exaggerated respect for the eighth-ranked Test nation, was ominous.

But they made things difficult for the media at times with their exaggerated demarcation around some other events.

Mountainous tropical islands are ideally suited for examining species distribution along complex environmental transects by virtue of their exaggerated climatic gradients and their complex topography.