Sentence examples for making exaggerated claims from inspiring English sources
Other alliance commanders suggested Dr. Abdullah was making exaggerated claims.
Outraged book publishers and booksellers are making exaggerated claims about how the discounts will devalue books and wreck the industry.
It is worryingly early for him to be growling around London making exaggerated claims about Britain's world standing, and his own.
House Republicans predictably advertise their bill as a jobs bill, making exaggerated claims about the jobs the pipeline would create and the jobs environmental rules would destroy.
In debating the public option — that is, an insurance option run by the government — the politicians themselves are making exaggerated claims about its pros and cons.
Ms. Sommers, who has built a career out of accusing feminists of making exaggerated claims about female disadvantage and victimization, is one of Ms. Gilligan's most dogged critics.
Those who claim it make exaggerated claims for it.
He's not the first federal treasurer to make exaggerated claims of this kind.
New Orleans mayor Ray Nagin made exaggerated claims about the size of storm.
May says people who make exaggerated claims are doing a disservice to all of us.
In describing the interplay between Hellenic and Hebrew culture at the dawning of Christianity, Mr Wade makes exaggerated claims.
