Sentence examples for increasing exaggeration from inspiring English sources

The uneven spacing of the parallels compensates for the increasing exaggeration of the east-west distance between adjacent meridians at higher latitudes; this distance decreases on the Earth but remains the same on the chart.

"Many researchers were caught up in a web of increasing exaggeration".

Back at the Boar's Head Tavern, Falstaff begins to tell Hal and Poins with increasing exaggeration the story of how the money was stolen from him.

Although it is usually difficult to detect a broad deformation related to recent faulting based on conventional maps and aerial photographs, we can easily recognize such subtle deformational features on anaglyphs by increasing vertical exaggeration, especially in urban areas (Goto 2016).

I find the increasing reliance on flash and exaggeration in U.S. media disturbing.

"With the increase and exaggeration of children's dependence, woman's bondage to motherhood was also extended to its limits," Firestone wrote.

Health think tank the King's Fund agreed that GP services were under increasing pressure, but said talk of "extinction" was "a huge exaggeration".

Marriott of The New York Times (in 1997) believed his lyrics were not strictly autobiographical and wrote he "had a knack for exaggeration that increased sales".

Furthermore, excess fat consumption may exaggerate the immunosuppressed state [ 90]; and since major burn injuries may also result in immunosuppression [ 91], this exaggeration may increase the risk for infection and sepsis.

People fret about opera's increasing irrelevance, and there are a lot of reasons for that and a lot of exaggerations in the death laments as well.

Bedford's Bracknell is no panto exaggeration and this show is no out of control train that gathers steam with each increasing complication.