Overall, the knobbly globe has exaggerated, smooth mountains with valleys in between.If humans really are hardwired to home in on six focal colours, then all languages should assign words around those six.
What is clear, economists say, is that much of the widely believed hyperbole surrounding the Internet and the new economy has exaggerated the ease with which people can hang out their own shingle.
He has exaggerated lower limb reflexes, with an ankle clonus of 8 to 10 beats and extensor plantars.
Although Jamaican immigrants have a median income higher than the city average, pop culture, he and others said, has exaggerated the group's problems with gangs and drugs.
For example, headache associated with psychopathology has exaggerated effects on quality of life (QoL) and disability [23, 27, 28].
Legend has exaggerated the closeness of his ties with Molière, Nicholas Boileau, and Jean Racine, but he certainly numbered them among his friends and acquaintances, as well as La Rochefoucauld, Mme de Sévigné, Mme de La Fayette, and many less-well-remembered writers.
I understand that Monica Lewinsky was a naive 21-year-old intern who may have exaggerated her relationship with Bill Clinton.
Patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) have exaggerated postprandial lipemia associated with elevation or prolonged residence of ppTRL remnants.
Peripheral blood neutrophils isolated from participants with COPD had exaggerated innate immune responses to stimulation with LPS.
His wife & mistress were jealous of her & may have exaggerated Chapman's relations with her.
