Sentence examples for he says exaggerating from inspiring English sources

"For what, two minutes?" he says, exaggerating to point out that the workload is not taxing.

He lives in Swainsboro, Ga., of which he says, exaggerating slightly, "It's 130 people with no red lights".

"If he really was called Harry Kané," he says, exaggerating the "e" with an indiscernible foreign cadence, "he'd have won the fucking Ballon D'Or by now, guaranteed".

Westerners, he says, exaggerate the figures as a pretext for invading a Muslim country; aid agencies masquerade as charities to enrich themselves.Not that Mr Bashir is minded to let independent outsiders see things for themselves.

"It had better be useful, it better be fast, and it better be free," he said, exaggerating only slightly.

"We decide when it is over," he said, exaggerating that between the 82nd minute when Dann scored, and the conclusion of injury time, Liverpool could have plundered eight goals.

And the media, he said, exaggerates the drug violence.

Mint julep?' " Mr. Williams said, exaggerating a bit.

Steenkamp, Pistorius said, "exaggerated".

He has been called a "permabear," a label that he says is exaggerated but not entirely without merit.

But the government, he says, has exaggerated the extent of it.