Sentence examples for slight exaggeration of from inspiring English sources

"People are constantly screaming at me on the show," he said, allowing that this is a slight exaggeration of his relatively civilized existence as a supersuccessful Los Angelino.

Onstage were three urns, the middle one labeled "Hundreds of Thousands," which could serve as a slight exaggeration of the number of drawings produced by the artist.

That's only a slight exaggeration of the sort of doomsday propaganda spun out by the National Rifle Association and its supporters in Congress, as part of the campaign to paint Mr. Obama as a bleeding-heart liberal on guns.

For all the surrealism of Carroll's vision, his characters are only a slight exaggeration of their real-world counterparts – after all, childhood can seem like an exercise in learning a game with arbitrary rules.

The wire is just a fanciful extrapolation of contemporary virtual reality (see fig. 1), with its goal of unmediated visual and aural experience; and the proliferation of media in 2K L.A. is only a slight exaggeration of our current media-rich environment, in which digital technologies are proliferating faster than our cultural, legal, or educational institutions can keep up with them.

"I like the slight exaggeration of the vase's neck," he might add.

If you have ever sunk into the couch and let the absurdities of similar shows wash over you in luxuriant waves, you will know that these descriptions are only slight exaggerations of the real, perversely irresistible thing.

It is only a slight exaggeration to say that, most of the time, almost nobody listens to a word they say.

It is only a slight exaggeration to liken the potential usefulness of this and other big data sets to the enormous benefits of the Human Genome Project.

In other words, support for Congress' behavior in this crisis is confined, with only slight exaggeration, to the friends and family of congressional members.

IT IS only a slight exaggeration to say that José de San Martín has become the forgotten man of South American independence.