Whether it's the media, ads, or public service announcements, everyone is demanding our attention, and in order to grasp it, the sell becomes exaggerated.
— New Mom, Suburban D.C. Yes, when anything becomes exaggerated, it can become a problem.
It's also common that over time, this issue becomes exaggerated as things get tacked onto the platform.
During hard times the defiance becomes exaggerated & unpredictable..
Outside in our "space suits," behind a mask, every movement becomes exaggerated, slowed and at times even clumsy.
This becomes exaggerated when there is no judicial tenure and the reputation of the judges plays a large role in getting more or less business.
Broader issues "Certainly, when you're depressed thinking becomes exaggerated, but people often have reasons to be depressed, and blaming thoughts about something rather than the thing itself can be a problem.
Whereas some neurobiological theories suggest that these processes become dissociated when drug use develops into an addiction (i.e., "liking" becomes weaker, whereas "wanting" becomes exaggerated; e.g., Robinson & Berridge, 1993), other theories suggest that there is a linear relationship between these two processes (i.e., both "liking" and "wanting" increase equally; e.g., Koob & Le Moal, 1997).
When you add matters of the heart to the equation, everything becomes exaggerated.
