Sentence examples for not as exaggerated from inspiring English sources

The body language is not as exaggerated.

The greater MSH responses to sulpiride and TRH in insulin-insensitive mares were similar to, but not as exaggerated as, those observed by others for PPID horses.

Overall, expression of the putative NAIPAlu protein is low relative to NAIPfull in all cell lines, however, the difference is not as exaggerated in NTera2D1 cells compared to PC3 or HeLa.

It's a little rough at the moment, with lengthy delays between fouls and restarts as one of the tiny outfields runs offscreen to retrieve the ball, and the aftertouch isn't as enjoyably exaggerated as the game's spiritual predecessors.

This result is in good agreement with the overall test based on WLSMV statistics (= 13.33 with p = 0.0013), but clearly not as significant as the possibly exaggerated WLS result given above (= 31.13 with p < 1/10).

The last factor may predispose a child to stutter, though its influence should not be exaggerated as social mores in all sectors of society have changed dramatically since the study was performed.

And when my reliance on booze became uncomfortably evident... oh, I just have "a couple of drinks", I'm not as bad as him, they're exaggerating, whose money is it anyway, eff off if you can't handle my life..

I wonder, though, whether the difference is not being exaggerated, by us as much as by them.

But a reading of the amnesty terms, coupled with estimates of the prison population made in recent years by Western human rights groups like Amnesty International, suggested that figures of 100,000, possibly as many as 150,000, might not be exaggerated.

Domestic violence, sexual violence, and stalking -- could also be defined as bullying -- are not issues exaggerated in crime dramas on primetime TV in the US.

He has not apologised for exaggerating, as if being on the 'right' side somehow frees him from the need for rigour.