Sentence examples for merely exaggerated from inspiring English sources

Our privacy panic isn't merely exaggerated.

Twenty-six years later, bodies like theirs no longer seem in the least monstrous, merely exaggerated.

But in "Recondita armonia," in Act I, the thrill wasn't quite there, so that the extension of the notes seemed merely exaggerated.

In this week's The Remorseful Day (written by Stephen Churchett, directed by Jack Gold), the detective is suffering from stomach ulcers, but Thaw's grimaces are merely exaggerated by these symptoms.

On the op-ed page of the Wall Street Journal, Michael Mukasey, who served as Attorney General in the Bush Administration, questioned whether there has even been a meaningful infringement of privacy, writing, "The claims of pervasive spying, even if sincere, appear not merely exaggerated, but downright irrational".

Unless they are overwhelmed by hubris, mismanagement or both, Cirque should to be around for a long time, and reports of their doom are not merely exaggerated but unfounded.

Sometimes divergence from the normal represents merely a quantitative change, which is evidenced by a harmonious but exaggerated manifestation of the normal developmental processes.

But others argued that Westerners simply lacked the education in totalitarianism that revealed his preposterous situations as merely slightly exaggerated versions of everyday realities.

In fact, these celebrations were not anomalous, but merely slightly exaggerated versions of what happens every year - the worship of the god known as Shakespeare.

"We argue that these men are merely reproducing exaggerated forms of behaviour that are expected of them and that they expect of themselves in a pocket of available time to celebrate," it said.

But people don't change, they merely become more exaggerated versions of themselves, and anyone fancying that Simon is about to experience new parenthood as they know it is projecting in the most unintentionally comical way.