Sentence examples for great exaggeration from inspiring English sources

Then he went through a period of great exaggeration.

It is no great exaggeration to say that American Survival Guide is just The American Spectator with bazooka ads.

The road joins what Brazilians call, without great exaggeration, the "world's breadbasket" to the "world's lungs"—the fields and pastures of Mato Grosso to the Amazonian rainforest.

I can understand him saying it but I think it's a great exaggeration," says Coates, who used to sit on the FA Council.

Comparing Mr. Rorem to Schubert, as Schuyler Chapin did in a brief tribute to Mr. Rorem at the Magic Circle concert, is not a great exaggeration.

AS a theater reporter for The Times of London wryly wrote the other day, "The Almeida's bid for world domination progresses apace"; and that seems no great exaggeration.

First, all videotaped facial expression sequences were viewed by the primary author in a frame-by-frame manner, and the frame depicting the point of greatest exaggeration of the expression was isolated.

But to call his tax plan "reform" is one of Trump's greatest exaggerations to date.

As with all great satires, what was once exaggeration has now become mundane.

Everything in "Contagion" is staged with great physical conviction but without exaggeration — the tumult is neither overdone nor underdone.

Exaggeration makes for great humor, but it is a credibility killer.