Sentence examples for might seem exaggerated from inspiring English sources

It was not a brilliant summer, even if some of the more dyspeptic complaining, like the novelist and screenwriter Joe Queenan's apocalyptic late-July rant in The Wall Street Journal, might seem exaggerated.

The downcast eyes and refusal to be anywhere near a woman might seem exaggerated for comic effect to those not au fait with certain sections of the Muslim community but I remember once opening the door to a group of men from our local mosque who were rounding up Muslim males for Friday prayers.

"This might seem exaggerated, but all the heads of state and government I have spoken to are unanimous in saying our outriders are the best in the world," said Brasília de Arruda Boptelho, head of protocol for São Paulo's state government.

Indeed, the worries seem exaggerated.

Yet German estimates seem exaggerated.

But such concerns seem exaggerated.

Fears of an EDL breakthrough now seem exaggerated.

But the Democratic claims of constant inconstancy seem exaggerated.

Iran's new centrifuge claims also seem exaggerated.

"But today's actions seem exaggerated against a relatively docile market".

Walking the streets of Tripoli, the threats to Libya's security can easily seem exaggerated.