Sentence examples for is easily exaggerated from inspiring English sources
The significance of identifying the cheapest way to reduce emissions today, this month, or this year, is easily exaggerated.
But they also admire Silicon Valley and Google, MIT and General Electric, Harvard Business School and McKinsey.The power of the axis is easily exaggerated.
A shortage of components from Japan certainly disrupted car production, but the extent of the damage done to the UK is easily exaggerated when the auto industry only accounts for 1 per cent of GDP.
These effects, however, can be easily exaggerated.
Again, the influence of Jewish lobbies can be easily exaggerated.
That yields a higher percentage than a more direct indicator of duration and can be easily misunderstood, exaggerating the amount of EBF.
The incidents which underpin my fears were never recorded on video, and so are – and may always be – easily dismissed as imagined or exaggerated.
Yet President Barack Obama is about as uninterested in that easily exaggerated friendship as he is, left to his own devices, in bombing Syria.
Small it may be, this condensed prose masterpiece, and a little neglected these days, but its influence is not easily exaggerated.
"It is designed with the fundamental guidelines that might seem ridiculously exaggerated, but in fact these fundamental guidelines are easily attainable".
