Sentence examples for inflated picture from inspiring English sources

In addition, the automatic monitors and diffusion tubes are also likely to be preferentially located in areas where pollution is thought to exceed EU standards, therefore producing an inflated picture of area wide pollution concentrations.

It has been objected that both versions of the cosmological argument set out an inflated picture of what explanations are reasonable.

On a traditional Peking duck the skin is inflated before cooking (picture a bicycle pump or perhaps a homemade rig involving a turkey baster); this allows the fat to drain down and out of the bird easily as it roasts.

Pbft by Jonathan Stone, Aged 17 Picture a balloon, inflated to translucence.

Video: Inflated Fears.

Again in the fall, Robert Hill's "Dorian," based on "The Picture of Dorian Gray," seemed wildly inflated in concept but really thin in choreographic content.

ELIZABETH NOWAK, Winfield, Ill., posted on nytimes.com Thanks for this insightful picture of back-room politics and inflated egos in Congress.

Official payrolls inflated by ghost workers give a very misleading picture of actual staffing patterns in public health facilities.

Leibovitz avoids inflated claims for what she does and deflects compliments that her pictures have "captured someone" with a confirmed belief that a photograph can never get more than "a tiny slice of a subject".

These are lovely word pictures, at once mundane and strange (why are the rafts "inflated"?).

The researchers then inflated the sheet like a balloon until it reached the optimum curvature (pictured).