Sentence examples for slightly exaggerated view from inspiring English sources

"You English are so flippant," she sighed, when I once suggested that the New York film press took a slightly exaggerated view of its own importance.

It was a slightly exaggerated claim.

And how much is it slightly exaggerated for a satirical effect?

Referee Clancy had a part to play – he had a slightly exaggerated role here.

Dr Kirsch believes published data "give an exaggerated view of a drug's benefit".

Some in Maiduguri call that an exaggerated view of the sway held by Boko Haram.

Ms. Cheung wears dresses with slightly exaggerated shoulders, trim-waisted and cowl-necked, to accentuate her own flutelike neck.

"Everything has to be slightly exaggerated," he writes, explaining that the clay shrinks about one-sixth in drying and firing.

Most treated one another with the slightly exaggerated kindness familiar to the humbling aftermaths of these communal tragedies.

This caution about money got cleverly incorporated into a slightly exaggerated fastidiousness that was part of Updike's charm arsenal.

A perfect tuxedo jacket with a slightly exaggerated shoulder – subtly but unmistakably McQueen – went over a barely there slip.