Sentence examples for had exaggerated from inspiring English sources

The U.S. had exaggerated Osama bin Laden's threat.

But Fidesz's critics said the party had exaggerated the result.

However, Maynard told Vaughan that the media had exaggerated the extent of his son's problems.

And the notion was, somehow, that we had exaggerated the effects of the sequester.

In 2009, the Western press had exaggerated the size of the street demonstrations.

De Beers rejected suspicions that it had exaggerated the expected fall in sales this year.

The C.I.A. was reeling from criticism that it had exaggerated Iraq's weapons programs.

Contact was made but Michael Oliver ruled the Spain international had exaggerated the foul.

Recent court-ordered exams concluded that he had exaggerated his symptoms.

Over and over, Palestinian leaders had exaggerated their achievements, he continued.

The Times believed he had exaggerated or lied about his exchange with the police officer.