Sentence examples for is so exaggerated from inspiring English sources
"His sinister, macabre image is so exaggerated.
Speed dating made you nauseated, and your Web profile is so exaggerated you barely recognize yourself.
"In this film, the violence is so exaggerated that you cannot take it as real," he says.
The show may prey on real fears, but the plot is so exaggerated that it has the unmistakable feel of escapist fiction.
The amplification is so exaggerated it would have blown half the performers from the theater's golden age off the stage (and overshadowed any of the nuances familiar on recordings).
As with Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins, just about all the Apollo astronauts had worked as test pilots, who tend to talk in the almost ludicrously laid-back way that Tom Wolfe's book The Right Stuff traces to the trailblazing supersonic pilot Chuck Yeager - "a particular drawl, a particular folksiness, a particular down-home calmness that is so exaggerated it begins to parody itself".
Economists and military analysts said those numbers were so exaggerated as to be fanciful.
Legibility is sacrificed, but the results are so exaggerated that they're difficult to ignore.
But reports that the senator is a hell-raiser are "so exaggerated," his mother said.
They are so exaggerated, and Peake's imagery so super-saturated, that this may seem like a children's book, or a joke.
