Sentence examples for no exaggerated from inspiring English sources

There were no exaggerated huffs, no big laughs, no long sighs.

There is nothing of the fashion priestess about her — no exaggerated chic.

They said it contrasted with Osaka, a Japanese-Haitian, who was depicted as a white woman with blonde hair and no exaggerated features.

There is no exaggerated difference between the compensation for blue-collar workers and white-collar employees, although upper levels of management earn generous incomes and benefits.

No exaggerated claims about what the product is capable of or devious manipulatory claims designed to tap into your own sense of self-worth.

It's an interesting contrast to what you'd think of as traditional children's entertainment, though: no exaggerated slapstick or shouting from Middleton - he really is just sat behind a laptop playing Minecraft and chatting about it with a fairly relaxed drawl.

Anglicans could once dismiss this claim as exaggerated: no longer.

So he never shoots in temper now? "No!" Was that exaggerated?

The line ministers initially took that Britain neither agreed nor disagreed with Mr Bush's new policy reflected a growing feeling that because Mr Bush is so widely criticised at home he no longer merits exaggerated respect in Britain.

But in the megaphone battle between the BBC and No 10, exaggerated claims were made on both sides.

Only the descriptions in literature and poetry, no doubt exaggerated, remain of the architecture of southern China from the Sui period.