Sentence examples for overexaggerate from inspiring English sources

"And it's impossible to overexaggerate what Theodore Roosevelt did for the country" by setting aside more than 200 million acres for parks and other public uses, he added.

"Sometimes they overexaggerate the power of the Jews".

That means in practice you have to overexaggerate everything.

He can overexaggerate, but at other times he imbues the choreography with a new purity.

Just overexaggerate everything.

(b) The Politico reporter who tweeted during a late-night pre-shutdown debate, "I'm not overexaggerating when I say I can smell the booze wafting from members as they walk off the floor".

"Not sugarcoating anything, and not overexaggerating anything.

But the story was not quite as it seemed: Lochte admitted that he "overexaggerated" the details of what happened, although he did say two security guards from the gas station pointed their guns at the swimmers in a dispute about an apparent act of vandalism.

Neuromarketing claims are, for the most part, grossly overexaggerated.

"The government overexaggerates any risk of flight," Mr. DeGuerin wrote in his motion.

"I guess jibber and jabber by 'Q' was overexaggerated and they decided to kick us both out".