Sentence examples for really exaggerated from inspiring English sources

But he told the Times on Saturday that some MPs had been making "exaggerated gesticulations, really exaggerated faces" at him during a debate about the abolition of the child trust fund last year.

But she's 16, so I think that's really exaggerated I don't know.

Indeed, when Israel's ambassador to France, Nissim Zvili, said after the school fire that French Jews were so "afraid of anti-Semitic attacks that many of them are thinking of emigrating," Roger Cukierman, the current head of CRIF, called the claim "really exaggerated" and an Israeli effort to attract immigrants.

Let's say I am 15 years old, play tennis at a school league and hit with a really exaggerated forehand, lobbed the ball at every opportunity.

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If you want really exaggerated dimples, use a soda bottle cap, since these tend to be the deepest types.

The fear of tripping and breaking is really an exaggerated fear of social humiliation.

Is it really this exaggerated?

"[Cranston] came up to me the first time he did it, and he just gives me a really long, exaggerated hug," Paul said.

Make really loud exaggerated noises so the teacher hears and pays attention.

Make the moves in the dance really big and exaggerated.