Sentence examples for it was exaggerated from inspiring English sources

And as it is often with celebrities, a lot of it was exaggerated.

"Granted, I thought it was exaggerated for their own p.r., but now you almost never hear that.

About 45 percent of Jewish Israeli respondents in the Panels Politics poll said they thought the extensive media coverage of his funeral "proper," whereas 41 percent said it was "exaggerated".

People often asked me, "Why didn't you write a novel?" and I would tell them that I tried, but if I'd done a novel, nobody would believe it, they'd say it was exaggerated.

A year and a half later, those figures are 5.6% and 5.0% of GDP.Part of the downward revision to borrowing as a share of GDP reflects changes in the way in which this ratio is calculated (it was exaggerated by the previous methodology).

"The State of the Union in previous years has offered lots of money, and then by the time you get to the budget, that money isn't there, or it's one-tenth of what it was exaggerated to be," Mr. Giuliani said.

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.

Yet Rajendra Kale, a Pardhi activist in the nearby town of Ahmednagar, says it is exaggerated.

"And it's exaggerated by not having television money or having our candidate in the state".

"There is really improvement here, even though it's exaggerated by seasonal issues," said Christopher Low, chief economist at FTN Financial in New York.

It's a case that will be watched closely - both by those who believe the threat from China is growing and by those who think it's exaggerated.