Sentence examples similar to it seemed exaggerated from inspiring English sources

If the North's measures for SARS seemed exaggerated, the ones for Ebola were mystifyingly overblown.

By mid-2001, when business travel slowed in a souring economy, aviation analysts said those projections already seemed exaggerated.

Now and then some of Mr. Laredo's gear changes —the sudden leaps from a whispered pianissimo to a roaring fortissimo in the finale, for example — seemed exaggerated.

The American concerns seemed exaggerated, the official said, noting that the European Defense Fund represents less than 1percentt of the bloc's budget and less than 1percentt of member nations' current military spending.

"They may have seemed exaggerated to some".

The figure seemed exaggerated until Fetterman turned his truck down a road where all but two houses were boarded up.

"This is a reminder that the fairest story in the world can seem exaggerated when it's overplayed," added Mr. Ceppos, a former executive editor of The San Jose Mercury News.

FORD says its 2003 Expedition has 123 innovations, a number that seems exaggerated if you hew to the dictionary, which defines an innovation as "something newly introduced; a new method, custom, device".

Indeed, the worries seem exaggerated.

Yet German estimates seem exaggerated.

But such concerns seem exaggerated.