Sentence examples for not exaggeratedly from inspiring English sources

That it's shot and scored (and much of the time acted) as if it were a drama – not exaggeratedly dramatic, with a wink, but played straight – gives the silliness some substance and makes watching a pleasure.

First of all, it helps if you're not exaggeratedly feminine when cross-dressed.

If you have any doubt of any kind (not exaggeratedly, since we all get a small rush of fear doing a move).

Beside him in the booth, Debbie shook her head without taking her eyes from mine and exaggeratedly mouthed, "Not fine.

The place in question doesn't have to be exaggeratedly monumental.

May rolled her eyes and sighed exaggeratedly, which didn't exactly refute Beth's point.

Spacey acknowledged he portrayed Darin in an exaggeratedly sympathetic way, and decided not to centrally depict the darker side of Darin's life.

The scientists found that bees react much like humans do: cocaine alters their judgment, stimulates their behavior and makes them exaggeratedly enthusiastic about things that might not otherwise excite them.

Burton acknowledged that he probably portrayed Wood and his crew in an exaggeratedly sympathetic way, stating he did not want to ridicule people who had already been ridiculed for a good deal of their life.

Sure there were moments and Mourinho's talk of fortune was not entirely absurd: Cristiano Ronaldo has been taking an exaggeratedly unfair beating in the media for another big game gone missing, largely because he missed a great chance at 1-0 and a simple header in the second half; Kaká's shot squirmed just wide; and Xavi's goal was a fluke.

With his bandmates not even bothering to hide their laughter, Styles stood up, bowed exaggeratedly and got on with the business at hand.