Sentence examples for largely exaggerated from inspiring English sources

Additionally, claims of coercion are largely exaggerated.

(Reports that she does so on horseback are largely exaggerated).

They give the impression — largely exaggerated — of serving themselves before the common good.

Ko said: "This study provides data, which together with initial findings from Brazilian scientists, show that these concerns may be largely exaggerated".

Mr. Cooper, a former vice president of Motorola and chairman of Dyna L.L.C., an incubator for new companies, says that claims of a so-called spectrum crisis are largely exaggerated.

Last week, during an interview with The Wall Street Journal that focused on Modi's largely exaggerated economic achievements, the reporter, Amol Sharma, threw in one tough question: What was Modi's administration doing to combat persistently high malnutrition rates in Gujarat?

There is something legitimate in mourning Smarty Jones's defeat, but the blow to romanticism is largely an exaggerated result of the sport's need to fill excessive broadcast time.

In Australia these are predominantly aired on commercial channels and their coverage of health news stories largely consists of exaggerated and uncritical endorsement of improbable treatments, including fad diets.

Members of a fraternity kicked off the San Diego State University campus for allegedly waving sex toys at anti-rape demonstrators said Thursday that the charges were exaggerated, based largely on an 18-year-old member's "immature and stupid" actions.

Oh, and if you are planning to mix it up on abortion or the exaggerated, but largely unsuccessful, attempts to have religiously motivated citizens whipped into a litigation frenzy over religious liberty, the book reveals the hollow core of that as well.

But these films are largely improvised and indulge in exaggerated humor.