Sentence examples for is much exaggerated from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the power of desert winds to excavate basins is much exaggerated.

It is true, however, that the eurozone's consumer finances are in much better shape.So, America's superior economic performance over the past decade is much exaggerated.

Since December 2004 the combined reserves of Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, South Korea and Thailand have risen by only one-third; China's have doubled.Second, the common claim that these economies have big current-account surpluses, which proves their currencies are undervalued, is much exaggerated.

That's sure proof that talk of the euro's demise is much exaggerated.

"It was true that there were fights between palais youths, and people did use machetes, and there were deaths, but her description is much exaggerated," said Ohlala, a well known palais leader.

"I think all the reports of the industry going off a cliff like lemmings is much exaggerated," Prohm adds.

The numbers of those executed has been much exaggerated.

We were skeptical; surely this had been much exaggerated.

"Rumours (read wishful thinking) of his demise are much exaggerated.

If the ascent of women has been much exaggerated, so has the descent of men.

But this section will argue that such fears are much exaggerated.