Sentence examples for modest exaggeration from inspiring English sources

It would be only a modest exaggeration to say that it's been hard to find any strong Senate polls for Republicans in the past two or three weeks.

Far from being rival models, they could, with only modest exaggeration, be called parasites of Western capitalism.

Only a mild exaggeration.

Then, conservatives exaggerated the exaggeration.

The desk interfaces are quite modest in a way and just an exaggeration of existing technology.

In response, perfectionists can argue that the purported right to ethical independence is an exaggeration of an important, but more modest truth.

The show is set to a lovely, recorded piano score by David Milligan, and its tone is modest, tranquil and affectionate, carefully avoiding positive or negative exaggeration.

Keep your claims modest, because understatement comes over well, and even nonspecialists can smell exaggeration.

Exaggeration breeds exaggeration.

"Exaggeration breeds exaggeration," Lepore writes.

This seems an exaggeration.