Sentence examples for most exaggerated from inspiring English sources

The people who indicated they were most frightened also gave the most exaggerated tarantula-length estimates.

Their most exaggerated thinking of the unthinkable is destined to become the orthodoxy of tomorrow.

They are hairy dashes that knit and weave and bob in the most exaggerated form of whatever expression she's making.

It raised its head, seeming to look around, then hurled itself forward in the most exaggerated manner, as if making fun of someone.

"Chelsea and Liverpool are the clearest, most exaggerated example of the way football is going: very intense, very collective, very tactical, very physical, and very direct," he added.

After we gave our orders, the waiter said to us, "You're from New York, aren't you?" In my best and most exaggerated Noo Yawk accent, I answered: "Yeah.

To the Sports Editor: Michiko Kakutani's appraisal of Mariano Rivera is the most recent exaggerated assessment of his value.

For herein we see the obsession with the female body in the most brutally exaggerated form, divested of any euphemisms of the "maintenance" and "tightening" variety, as employed by the former MP Louise Mensch last week when discussing her facelift on Newsnight.

Thanks mainly to Davina having a different body from Nicola, a different gait from Nicola and a bizarre tendency to act like the world's most comically exaggerated French mime artist whenever she gets within 30 feet of a chicken suit.

It means that the most zealous, exaggerated views get top billing on the biggest websites, while the websites themselves are able to deny any editorial culpability.

Ryan Murphy has been faulted in the past for taking his characters and transforming them into the most monstrously exaggerated freaks he could (see: "Nip/Tuck") and from the way Bieste is shoveling creamy pasta into her mouth and dropping references to her prized donkey, she's either the goon of the moment or we have a healthy eating episode coming up.