"Its descriptions are quite exaggerated, and many people intentionally say very extreme, very crass things in order to increase their number of fans or re-tweets".
Moreover, we found that the information diffusion speed of some schemes (e.g., random neighbor selection) in the previous study [10] was quite exaggerated and thus contributed to the reduction of the performance gap between information diffusion schemes.
"Its descriptions are quite exaggerated, and many people intentionally say very extreme, very crass things in order to increase their number of fans or re-tweets". Veteran Chinese blogger Michael Anti - who had his own blog shut down in 2005 - says it can bring social change, but does not pose a wider threat to China's political system.
Their Cohen's d value of 0.16 is quite likely exaggerated by the noted publication bias and thus implies that the true difference in effect size between the two meta-analyses may be greater.
The face is quite cartoonish and exaggerated, his expression suggests that he may be doing this photo shoot against his will.
In cartoons, we can use exaggerated size and drawing a large head is quite good.
They are "quite simplistic and exaggerated," says Dr. Meir Stampfer, a professor of epidemiology and nutrition at the Harvard School of Public Health and a professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School.
What's more, the media's current claims of "economic collapse" in Venezuela are also quite exaggerated.
That last repository of doubt, that little 0.1% chance that everything that had been described might not be quite true or grossly exaggerated, was eliminated.
As law professor and former cop Seth Stoughton told me over Twitter, "Within policing, the risks of intentional targeting are typically quite exaggerated".
Either they are so off-base that they are meaningless, or, by having some basis in fact (but being highly exaggerated) they are quite funny.
