"I'd worry about exaggerated retribution".
Most of the models, wearing arch-looking black coats trimmed with leather and collars that were nearly always exaggerated, looked like teachers at the sort of boarding school that would come under scrutiny for unusual disciplinary practices.
Oramo seemed curiously ill-at-ease with the Ravel, in which exaggerated tempo changes nearly wreaked havoc with Laideronette and her pagodas, and sentimentality threatened to intrude on the music's poise.
Their primary commonality: exaggerated, almost cartoon sexuality.
No one has exaggerated expectations about solutions.
Their vision of the future won't arrive with exaggerated fanfare; it will most likely set up shop nearly unnoticed, possibly even installed in your living room by your next of kin.
The fat-burning benefits of HIIT, however, have been greatly exaggerated, and it doesn't work nearly as well for fat loss as some like to claim.
While investors may be lengthening their investment horizons, the advisers were nearly unanimous in describing their clients as holding wildly exaggerated views of how big these longer-term profits would be.
One bank that did not wish to be quoted said: "If we paid for all exaggerated prices, we would probably end up giving nearly everyone who ever had a home improvement their money back".
While fielding nearly 40 minutes of questions, Bolt flashed quick poses and highly exaggerated smiles, toying with photographers.
But a new meta-analysis of the relationship between weight and mortality risk, involving nearly three million subjects from more than a dozen countries, illustrates just how exaggerated and unscientific that claim is.
