Sentence examples for pretty exaggerated from inspiring English sources

This seems to be a pretty exaggerated response, as most of the research we have on the dangers of wireless communication is inconclusive, at best.

Still, he felt (and I agree) that the current scheme is workable and fun, and you do get the feeling that you're swinging the sword, even though it's pretty exaggerated.

Both diagnoses are somewhat exaggerated.

"My poetry was pretty dreadful, so exaggerated," he told Pat McGilligan, the author of "Backstory 2: Interviews with Screenwriters of the 1940s and 1950s".

The family at the heart of the series, whose lottery win catapults them from western Sydney into its east, is warmly drawn, pretty funny – if exaggerated – and written to be the good guys.

Instead, we see troubling controversy and xenophobia created by the usual suspects in social media and overblown and exaggerated by pretty much everyone else.

Emily is pretty much done with her exaggerated Joan Crawford drag mouth.

Only amplified and exaggerated somewhat.

It was awkward as hell to do, but I remember for some reason the night before I was watching Looney Tunes and you've got Bugs Bunny walking around trying to be quiet, so if you watch that scene I pretty much do an over-exaggerated, long, quiet step in the background just because I thought that made it a bit more obvious that he's goofing about.

That could set up exaggerated expectations for Mr. Romney in a state that is ultimately pretty tough for him and where his polls have usually lagged behind his national averages.

But these are exaggerated.