Sentence examples for is difficult to exaggerate from inspiring English sources

The importance of André's example is difficult to exaggerate.

"It is difficult to exaggerate the severity and importance of those events.

It is difficult to exaggerate how much the economy and law and order had deteriorated under President Morsi.

The importance of a cheap, easy-to-access, reliable and integrated public transport system is difficult to exaggerate.

"It is difficult to exaggerate how important it is to get the portrayal of indigenous Australians right," he told the Independent.

Even in the legendarily liberated nineteen-sixties, mainstream attitudes toward homosexuality were benighted to a degree that is difficult to exaggerate.

However, they are right on two matters, and the importance of these points would be difficult to exaggerate.

It would be difficult to exaggerate the importance of these three translations in the development of Welsh prose.

His affect is so deadpan that it would be difficult to exaggerate the extent to which his smile transforms his face.

It would be difficult to exaggerate the impact made in the early 1950s by the award of the Golden Lion to Kurosawa's Rashomon at the Venice film festival.

Despite the city's pragmatic approach to eating out, it would be difficult to exaggerate the Edenic profusion available to its citizens for much of the 19th century: "Field and forest, wetlands and farmland, bay and ocean and river all yielded a surfeit of ingredients to overwhelm even the most demanding appetite".