Sentence examples for full of exaggerated from inspiring English sources

WHEN America faced the shutdown of its government in 1995, during a budgetary duel full of exaggerated theatrics, The Economist called it "Budget-bill kabuki".

So the legal and public-relations combat continues, an exercise in legal agility and spin control that at times has seemed more like a Hollywood movie, full of exaggerated intensity, than real politics.

She observed that the film was full of lovable exaggerated characters, while admitting that other critics have called it "three-and-a-half hours in search of a plot".

"I try and become a cool, cynical, full-of-quips persona – an extra lively can-do exaggerated caricature of myself," she says.

As has always been true of this gifted British writer, the style is energetic, amus ing, exaggerated and full of biting touches.

Some of these values included a commitment to higher production standards, and, as a consequence, the shows made now are full of exacting, intimate, amplified, and exaggerated beauties.

This show is a warped world full of bizarre creatures where everything is kind of exaggerated.

Full of his signature beaded blazers with exaggerated shoulders, flesh-baring sequined cocktail gowns and leather biker jackets — all with lashings of gold, satin and sparkle — the collection was expected to sell out in minutes, the reason hundreds of shoppers were happy to line up for hours.

Made of buff leather with a braid-trimmed rim, it has a full, slightly exaggerated crown that is divided into sections and accented with sharp, short diagonals, all embroidered in black.

"Camp" is a term of exaggerated modesty.

Then, Mr. Augustine discovered the power of exaggerated truth.