Sentence examples for members exaggerated from inspiring English sources

Another reason, analysts said, may be that some OPEC members exaggerated their output information.

It is widely believed that most, if not all, OPEC members exaggerated the sizes of their reserves in order to have the largest possible quota -- and thus the largest possible revenue stream.

The result, he said, was doubts about "whether Europe had the will or the ability to stand behind their members" and "an exaggerated shift" toward restraint in the healthier, bigger economies.

In one of his digressions, Mr. Osborne takes us to a Malaysian tribe, some of whose members have an exaggerated reflex called latah, which causes them to go into a trance when startled and behave in ways that would embarrass them if they knew what they were doing -- cursing, taking off their clothes, singing bawdy songs.

In an homage to "I Have Confidence" from The Sound Of Music, Elder Price finds the courage to help out Elder Cunningham and win over a war lord to the Church, all while declaiming many of the most controversial, seemingly goofy (or as Church members would insist, often exaggerated) articles of their religion.

"These hard-line protesters," she says, "would like to see abortion outlawed altogether and use tactics such as harassment and intimidation [to agitate for that]." Behaviours range from trying to physically block the passage of would-be patients and staff members to clinics, displaying large, exaggerated pictures showing "aborted foetuses", to filming women outside clinics.

Around him, the members of For Real were performing exaggerated dance steps and stifling giggles.

Being avoided or treated with exaggerated kindness by family members or awkward social interaction in healthcare settings has been strongly related to psychological adversity in HIV/AIDS [ 26].

When Reich's spokesman was asked about this finding, he replied that it was "based solely on the inaccurate and exaggerated claims of a member of Ambassador Reich's staff".

"…we somehow developed what they did in the 1990s, although in an absolutely different context and with an exaggerated political stance," a member identified as Garadzha told Vice magazine in February.

We exaggerated the number of our members to scare others.