Sentence examples for seem exaggerated from inspiring English sources

There is, one character says, "something in the atmosphere that makes everything seem exaggerated".

Her complaints seem exaggerated — who wouldn't want to be compared to Angelina Jolie?

"Sometimes it did seem exaggerated," she agrees, "because I am very strong in lots of ways.

That conclusion may seem exaggerated, but other cities that have restricted taxicab availability have had that kind of result.

So while big market swings in reaction to poor earnings news or bad economic data often seem exaggerated, evidence suggests that they often turn out to be justified.

The novel's prose may be calm enough, but the novel's form will seem exaggerated, because it is monochromatically devoted to funniness, as a fever is devoted to heat.

That seems exaggerated.

At times, though, the fears seemed exaggerated.

To call it Tolstoyan seems exaggerated, however.

"Nothing in the book seems exaggerated to me," says Pierre.

The fury seems exaggerated, given the relative rarity of offending articles.