Sentence examples for is probably exaggerated from inspiring English sources

That fear is probably exaggerated.

He has also speculated that their use is probably exaggerated.

But the threat of terrorism, even in these unstable parts of the world, is probably exaggerated.

Kane, whose 5-10 officialistingng is probably exaggerated by an inch or two, was the No. 1 overall pick in the 2007 entry draft.

Whatever angst people may feel when they see someone else having a good time, he said, is probably exaggerated by the overall effect of so many new social data streams pouring into browsers and mobile phones at once.

The fear is probably exaggerated.

Fortunately, there are at least three of them, and they all indicate that while Clinton is probably exaggerating when she says she won't "add a penny" to the debt, her campaign has, in fact, gone to great lengths to find ways to pay for her proposals.

Bourdain is probably exaggerating when he says America's one million restaurants would go bankrupt.

Both perceptions are probably exaggerated.

Such pleas of poverty are probably exaggerated.

But descriptions of Ethiopia's deployment are probably exaggerated.