Sentence examples for over exaggeration from inspiring English sources

The current facts being circulated by Mr. Brannan are an over exaggeration and the police report is one-sided in Mr. Brannan's favor since they failed to get Ms. Capriati's side of the story".

Meanwhile, other studies report a similar over exaggeration of side effects as a result of myths and misconceptions held by a community [ 21, 22].

The correlation between the two is a massive over-exaggeration".

In March this year, a spokeswoman for Ms Capriati denounced the stalking charges as "over-exaggeration".

There is no malicious vendetta, there is no over-exaggeration, there are no trumped-up facts.

Of course, it would be a vast over-exaggeration to suggest that Hollywood is ignoring the younger demographic.

Sometimes, over-exaggeration and the demand for a crowd response make it hard to take the performance very seriously, which may be the point.

"The problem is often over-exaggeration of a product, or that it goes against the general moral standards of the Chinese population".

Second, scientists need to be careful when writing these sorts of opinion pieces – all too often they seem prone to over-exaggeration in the press, and I'm not convinced they really add all that much value to the research literature.

However, that's "a bit of an over-exaggeration", says Thoemmes.

Diving, simulation, over-exaggeration, lying; call it what you want but in a game of such fine margins, gaining even the slightest advantage can make a huge difference.