Sentence examples for in an exaggerated form from inspiring English sources

These features appear in an exaggerated form in some of the sculpture for the Sainte-Chapelle, Paris.

Again according to Eriksson, Clark was given to quick movements and to seemingly abrupt decisions that reflected Meserve's thinking in an exaggerated form.

Accordingly, apes were widely used in the Middle Ages as symbols not merely of ugliness but of carnal desire; they displayed in an exaggerated form the vice that contributed to our own fall.

Ordinary people can imagine the erosion of their social surroundings in everyday terms of stories and images that are fed to them in an exaggerated form, of an existential fight between us and them over who owns even the minutiae of life: where we live, the languages we speak and, in the case of the halal certification "debate", what we eat.

The ideas of such type also come from abroad, sometimes in an exaggerated form.

In order to fix Adam's error, humanity needed the Torah of Moses, which emphasized the unity of God in an exaggerated form and therefore explained (somewhat inaccurately) that God does not incarnate in the World at all.

Itchy and Scratchy often play out an exaggerated form of the conflict in the surrounding episode.

Michael's lifestyle and his learned behaviors of self-medicating sleep disorders were an exaggerated form of Sleep Machismo which appears in my office every day in a number of guises.

And yet even profound amusia might be just an exaggerated form of a dysfunction, or adaptation, that affects us all.

Family reigns supreme in Philippine society — as one of my friends quipped, the impulse that leads our politicians to build dynasties is simply an exaggerated form of their desire to take care of their families.

It may be an exaggerated form of an instinctive response that helped early humans to survive, or a cultural phenomenon that is most common in predominantly European societies.