Sentence examples for nothing exaggerating from inspiring English sources

Marston would probably have made an interesting movie no matter how he had shot it, but the way he dramatized the material seems instinctively right: he goes detail by detail, emotion by emotion, eliding nothing, exaggerating nothing.

No, we ask what we think is right – nothing exaggerated.

When he was at the microphone, nothing was missed but nothing was exaggerated.

In 2007, Dmitrieva asserted that the practice of "punitive psychiatry" had been grossly exaggerated, while nothing wrong had been done by the Serbsky Institute.

When you claim he is exaggerating, you reflect nothing but your own desire to rationalise.

There's nothing unusual about a politician exaggerating wildly especially if he's on Fox News, especially during a campaign but Mr. Romney certainly makes a habit of it.

"Nothing reported to me," says Stringer, exaggerating only slightly.

"Nothing here is accidental," Mr. Forrest said, exaggerating only slightly.

There was nothing hyped up or exaggerated about his approach.

Nothing I write is exaggerated for satirical effect".

Many of these seek to do nothing more than reprise their role during the lead-up to the war in Iraq by exaggerating the threats from Iran.