Sentence examples similar to gross exaggeration of praise from inspiring English sources

"I think that's a gross exaggeration of an incredibly complex topic.

Mr. Ballmer told The Associated Press that the description was a "gross exaggeration" of his reaction.

And a gross exaggeration of Edward Snowden's own particular role in that.

Thus, Reagan repeatedly told the bogus story of the Cadillac-driving welfare queen — a gross exaggeration of a minor case of welfare fraud.

That was a gross exaggeration, of course, but isn't this the kind of information we want American policymakers, who can't go there, to know?

This fact doesn't worry the multinationals making a killing from the gross exaggeration of fear that permeates the public domain.

One last point: the Bush administration's determination to see what it wanted to see led not just to a gross exaggeration of the threat Iraq posed, but to a severe underestimation of the problems of postwar occupation.

The "plan" remains: a guerrilla attack on the public sector, hurting the poor most, and partly based on a gross exaggeration of the degree to which the unemployed are "workshy".

It was a gross exaggeration of Goldwater's foreign policy position and ….it worked.

In fact, this misconception is often a gross exaggeration of what it really means to be your own boss.

The most outrageous thing about this assertion is not the gross exaggeration of Obama's relationship with Bill Ayers, but the shameful, purposeful use of the plural: "terrorists".