Sentence examples for it is exaggerated from inspiring English sources
Yet Rajendra Kale, a Pardhi activist in the nearby town of Ahmednagar, says it is exaggerated.
While such accusations were at first widely discounted by Western diplomats, some Herakis acknowledge that some factions get support from Iran but say it is exaggerated by their opponents to distract attention from local grievances.Even those from the south who have travelled to Sana'a for the dialogue conference stress that their co-operation with the central government remains conditional.
International aid officials have endorsed the estimate, though President Benigno Aquino III and other Philippine officials say it is exaggerated.
International aid officials have endorsed the estimate, but President Benigno Aquino III and other Philippine officials say it is exaggerated.
International aid officials have endorsed that estimate, although President Benigno Aquino III and other Philippines officials say it is "exaggerated".
The issue, as "Wright Brothers vs Curtiss" presents it, is exaggerated beyond all reason... but, of course we know why, drama (even the most fabricated variety) trumps facts - sadly, even on NatGeo.
The Fund's opponents, particularly in America's Congress, argue that it is exaggerating its financial woes.
"The Internet didn't create this problem, but it is exaggerating it," Lynch writes, and it's an important and understated point.
What pornography is doing is giving us super normal stimuli, it's exaggerating what is a natural and instinctive desire to seek out attractive natural partners, but it is exaggerating that - the brain is becoming more wired towards those pornographic images than it is towards partnered sex".
An exaggerated version of myself – in fact, my husband wouldn't say it's exaggerated at all, he'd say it's exactly the same but on stage.
