Sentence examples for from being exaggerated from inspiring English sources

The story of the costs of wind energy which Jenkins weaves, apart from being exaggerated ("cash-eating machines"), omits one significant head ing.

Directors often have difficulty keeping the witches from being exaggerated and overly-sensational.

Other experts think the threat from wildfowl is exaggerated.

Jafari's Shiite Muslim-led government, many of whose top figures spent years in exile in Iran while Hussein was in power, also insisted Wednesday that U.S. reports of bombs being smuggled into Iraq from Iran were "exaggerated". Rumsfeld said Tuesday that weapons were being moved across the border, although he said it was impossible to tell whether they were coming from the Iranian government.

Somewhat of a victim blamer, Nauru Justice Minister David Adeang claimed the sexual assault reports emerging from Nauru were exaggerated.

Forecasted damage from sea-level rise or health risks from heat waves are exaggerated, they added.

The threat from the Taliban was exaggerated, she added.

The supposed economic boost from the game is exaggerated.

But bankers' warnings of economic doom from more regulation are exaggerated.

Some experts have argued that the threat from China has been exaggerated.

Dr. Coleman and partisans of volume say the damage from gravity has been exaggerated.