Sentence examples for inflated way from inspiring English sources

That might be an inflated way of putting it, but failures are nothing if not grandiose.

The fact that the funds were reporting their returns with the fees included shouldn't fill the city's public pension holders with confidence that the tendering and monitoring process was very sharp, either — $2.063 billion, gross of fees, is an inflated way of presenting the actual gains of forty million dollars, net of fees.

While that can sometimes be an inflated way of saying "someone with a teaching degree," this isn't Udacity's first rodeo.

Take current cash out of circulation in your IRA and buy a static commodity at an inflated price way above its guaranteed value?

It is they who claimed it was impossible to spot asset bubbles, except in hindsight, despite systemic, irrational exuberance in property prices and stockmarkets.They are the ones who turned blind eyes to the concoction of credit and who validated the new paradigm of leveraging inflated assets as a way to spend, rather than saving the old-fashioned way.

None of the proceeds from the resale of tickets at inflated prices make their way back to Ms. Cyrus.

There was also something bracing and necessary about the way an inflated narrative of triumph had been replaced with an actual one.

The report "gives inflated numbers in a way that violates all rules of research and the precision required of research institutions", he said.

The revelation came after the firm's British president, Michael Woodford, went public with allegations that the company had wasted $1.4bn£880m0m) on buying companies for inflated prices, as a way of covering up old losses.

The problem of inflated job descriptions goes way back -- "for as long as I've been here," said one official who has logged many years at the VA.

I certainly dial it down when the situation (no pun intended) calls for it, but cross me and I'm like JWoww after a bad night at the club, only way less inflated.