Sentence examples for over exaggerated from inspiring English sources
This is often over exaggerated as a huge schism that divides toast lovers, but, in reality, the two shapes have very different applications.
(Though, there's only so long I can listen to an over exaggerated Long Island accent and this sketch was getting precariously close to that limit).
The fear of getting rabies from bats is completely over exaggerated.
Neuroscientists have long been banging their heads on their desks over exaggerated reports of brain scanning studies.
That agreement expanded on a 2009 settlement with the company over exaggerated health claims for another cereal, Frosted Mini-Wheats, which the company had advertised as "clinically shown to improve kids' attentiveness by nearly 20 percent".
"In our opinion [it] was incredibly over exaggerated in terms of cost, and would take an unreasonable amount of time to become open".
21 It is therefore unsurprising that 68% of our respondents agreed with one item in our exaggeration scale, "I think that the media have over-exaggerated the risks of catching swine flu".
"I've over-exaggerated and made things worse.
London's exceptionalism has been over-exaggerated.
An over-exaggerated sense of the importance of manners.
His pump fake is not convincing because he oversells it, and the motion is over-exaggerated.
