Sentence examples for more exaggeratedly from inspiring English sources

They are flashier, droller and more exaggeratedly emotive than anyone around them.

I suppose you could say that this "Carnage" is more exaggeratedly theatrical than the first Broadway version, and that the artificiality of the play's construction is slightly more evident.

I know Flood (real name: Mark Ellis) a little bit, and on the first night he seemed more animated, more exaggeratedly Flood-like, behind the glass than he does in person.

We're not sure about the music on Kiss Land, we haven't had time to absorb it properly, but from what we'd heard and read, the Weeknd's persona is an even more exaggeratedly unpleasant version of the one on those mixtapes.

Simulated genes that escape Blast detection, and are thus not classified as Old, will tend to be fast evolving genes, creating an obvious correlation, as can be seen in Figure 2B, and even more exaggeratedly in Figure 2C.

Most were made to actual scale, but more than a few were exaggeratedly large: cigarettes the size of drainpipes, sneakers as big as suitcases.

There's more than mirth in the exaggeratedly laughing faces that dominate two color prints, "Whoops" and "Baseball".

It is thus possible that a dysfunctional autonomic nervous system renders the individual more susceptible to thunderclap headaches by exaggeratedly reacting to certain triggers, especially Valsalva maneuver-like triggers, and at a lower threshold.

With her high-bridged and prominent nose, her milky complexion, her full lips and almost exaggeratedly long neck she bears more than a passing resemblance to Jacqueline de Ribes, the French noblewoman and fashion designer.

However, if you're creating a superhero alter ego for yourself, you might want your character to be exaggeratedly dashing and showy - more so than any normal person.

Listening to Tennessee Williams's rare poetry, which grounds his characters' lush speech in the exaggeratedly colloquial, is made all the more delectable by his witchy, fine-fanged humor — and his compassion.