Sentence examples for protests exaggerated from inspiring English sources
The officials called recent reports of popular protests "exaggerated" and dismissed concerns about the future market for electricity.
The scale of the protest, he added, was exaggerated, and "a maximum of 15,000" people turned up.
Chada said: "More and more we're seeing protests being hyped up and events exaggerated, which is contributing to a culture that punishes dissent".
Musicians pour bags of hard objects onto the stage, and recite fragments of protest speeches, sometimes through a megaphone, sometimes whispered with exaggerated articulation.
Come, the skeptic alongside or within us protests, surely this account is at least a little hysterical, or exaggerated.
The D.A.R.'s enforcement of its "white artist" policy against Marian Anderson drew protests from many commentators who otherwise favored segregation; perhaps they sensed that such exaggerated forms of segregation would, and did, end up endangering the whole system.
Revis bristled when asked whether he sat out seven-on-seven and team workouts in protest of his contract, as he did during a June 2010 minicamp, when he exaggerated a hamstring pull and complained of feeling light-headed.
But several members of the fraternity told The Huffington Post the allegations were greatly exaggerated, and blamed a freshman who waved a dildo at a group he failed to realize was protesting sexual assault.
But these are exaggerated.
He exaggerated only slightly.
An exaggerated comparison?
