"It's only a movie" and "an image that's rather exaggerated", says Dr Arturo Valenzuela, a local surgeon, who organized physicians and civil society in an attempt to rescue the city.
Katharine Hepburn said "I think I'm rather easier than some - I've got exaggerated nostrils, the mouth goes down, the cheeks go hollow".
Evolution is usually viewed, in a rather exaggerated way, as being all about competition.
Note that the gap width depicted in Figure 4 is exaggerated rather than drawn to scale.
However, because no faction of the nobility, nor for that matter the nobility as a whole, was capable of ruling on its own, the symbols of imperial power most pointedly the person of the dynastic emperor had to be preserved with a rather exaggerated emphasis.
First, they are exaggerated, greatly exaggerated.
This is how Barack met Michelle, and Southside With You will detail, in rather exaggerated, one-act-play form, how they fell in love.
Rather, exaggerated CAR, elevated morning and evening cortisol, and lower cortisol after sleep onset all appear to characterize youths who are at greater risk for developing depression.
The danger with self-exaggerating characters is exaggerated writing, but O'Neill knows how to sign rather than autograph.
Andrei Sitnikov is not an exaggerated Lord Capulet but rather an autocratic patriarch enraged by his daughter's refusal to marry Paris.
