Sentence examples for is largely exaggerated from inspiring English sources
Schneier's overarching point, however, is that humans should not feel fear as a response to terror because terrorism is largely exaggerated precisely to scare people.
This movement is largely exaggerated in pcd mice.
Additionally, claims of coercion are largely exaggerated.
(Reports that she does so on horseback are largely exaggerated).
Ko said: "This study provides data, which together with initial findings from Brazilian scientists, show that these concerns may be largely exaggerated".
Mr. Cooper, a former vice president of Motorola and chairman of Dyna L.L.C., an incubator for new companies, says that claims of a so-called spectrum crisis are largely exaggerated.
A lot of folks say they're waiting in line by 3 30am, but it's largely exaggerated.
In October 2007, fellow Valkyrie actor Kenneth Branagh said that the issue had been "largely exaggerated" and that the German official who initially incited the complaints contacted the production one week into filming to apologize, after reading the script and realizing he had misinterpreted the film's plot.
There is something legitimate in mourning Smarty Jones's defeat, but the blow to romanticism is largely an exaggerated result of the sport's need to fill excessive broadcast time.
Thus, it is largely human error in the voting process that results in inaccurate accusations of voter fraud and feeds exaggerated concern over this "phantom problem".
