Sentence examples for have slightly exaggerated from inspiring English sources

The focus on a high-functioning group may have slightly exaggerated that percentage, the authors acknowledge.

Some of those changes are the result of better data now being available, and a few represent conclusions by government statisticians that they had been making systematic errors — one of which seems to have slightly exaggerated statistics on how much Americans were spending for energy.

She said that I seemed to have an above-average ability to meet girls, although I did not tell her that I had slightly exaggerated on my form, and that I had not really seen 17 women in the last three months.

They roped in Glen Campbell – "I think the extent of our UK credibility may have been slightly exaggerated to his people," Matthews laughs – for a version of Rhinestone Cowboy.

It has been slightly exaggerated.

Perhaps this "existential" conflict has been slightly exaggerated.

The band's woe-is-us banter may be slightly exaggerated, but it has solid foundations.

Other claims of new flexibility are slightly exaggerated.

Together they are blasted with adverts, all of which were professionally shot, and only slightly exaggerated.

I suspect it was slightly exaggerated, but the difference really is clear.

The actor is quoted as saying, "These characters are slightly exaggerated, slightly more entertaining versions of ourselves".