Sentence examples for is only exaggerated by from inspiring English sources

Her emotional turmoil is only exaggerated by the complete stillness of the dinner guests around her. Like Michel Gondry, director Patrick Daughters manages to make visually arresting and unique videos out of ideas that seem very simple on paper.

This error is only exaggerated by the inclusion of an advective ET term.

For those cursed with celebrity or notoriety, the imposition of external assumptions about your identity is only exaggerated.

The Cherokee's shortcomings are manifold and only exaggerated by the fact that its straight-six engine and buggy-like, solid-axle front suspension, though fine in 1984, have become ancient technology.

On the other hand, reports of censorship in China are often over-exaggerated, especially when they affect Western services like Twitter (which is only used by a very, very small fraction of the population here).

What the White House hadn't reckoned on, and only exaggerated by its attempt to be clever, was the enormous attention the press would pay to the statement--even though it was simply tacked on the White House pressroom bulletin board.

A psychiatric hospital is only a microcosm of the world outside its walls, an exaggerated version of how people are shaped by their experience of each other.

Additional impetus to push back future arms reductions may come from exaggerated claims about the risk posed by such new nuclear weapons states as North Korea and lurking newcomers (there is only one), Iran.

This has led to a situation where concerns about the biosecurity threat posed by synthetic biology are not only exaggerated, but are, more importantly, misplaced.

If it's only interesting if it's exaggerated, there's nothing to write about.

Fox's irritation with Icebox was only partly based on the exaggerated release.