Sentence examples for is very exaggerated from inspiring English sources
"Traditional Finnish music is always very melancholy, very sad, and the passion is very exaggerated," he said.
"I have seen it near me, where there is the possibility of doing coal-bed methane [gas extraction], and they have come in from all around and completely spooked the people in my areas with all sorts of stuff which is very exaggerated".
If the 9/11 bill passes, the Saudis are threatening to sell $750 billion in U.S. Treasuries and other assets, although the threat is very exaggerated.
But it's very exaggerated.
"I'm told those attacks on women by fundamentalists have been very exaggerated".
"The club is categorically against racism but we think the situation has been very exaggerated and there was an overreaction.
"There are things from childhood that were very exaggerated and which haven't shifted for me as an adult," Laura said.
"I think it's something that's very exaggerated and probably Chinese whispers from one person to the next whereas, when people do meet these guys, they're down-to-earth guys who have come from very humble backgrounds.
Andrew Lilico from the Institute of Economic Affairs said it was a mistake for the chancellor to hide away changes affecting older people but the real effect of the "granny tax" had been "very exaggerated".
