Sentence examples for from exaggerating from inspiring English sources

Obama's hype comes from exaggerating his powers and his virtues, not faking them.

It may be that, far from exaggerating Waugh's importance, the scale of his farewell underestimates him.

At least three parties stand to gain from exaggerating, rather than minimising, our reactions to terrorist strikes.

"We will not be afraid to go to court when necessary" to stop companies from exaggerating the benefits or understating the risks of drugs, he said.

The British, French, and American press, so far from exaggerating it (as the German press complains), has understated the truth, although this is natural enough, seeing that only a small fraction of the truth is accessible.

Ultimately, these pieces can fail in ways ranging from exaggerating the results to being completely inaccurate.

Alveolar epithelial cell (AEC) apoptosis and inadequate repair resulting from "exaggerated" lung aging and mitochondrial dysfunction are critical determinants promoting lung fibrosis.

Second, in the public debate, Blair and his colleagues, not the intelligence agencies, are being blamed for exaggerating the threat from Iraq.

The N.B.A. instituted the antiflopping rules this season, to discourage players from theatrically exaggerating contact in an attempt to fool referees.

A review of the Orgreave prosecution court papers by the Independent Police Complaints Commission reported last June that there was evidence of excessive violence by police officers, a false narrative from police exaggerating violence by miners, perjury by officers giving evidence to prosecute the arrested men, and an apparent coverup of that perjury by senior officers.

The dynamic of collective emotion derives from imitating and exaggerating the emotions of others; see B. Parkinson, "Emotions Are Social," British Journal of Psychology 87 (November 1996): 663 684.