Sentence examples for small exaggeration from inspiring English sources

It was only a small exaggeration, I told myself.

Drugstore sites will sell, say, a large package of disposable diapers, a tube of toothpaste, vitamins and athlete's-foot powder, all for $3.50 (only a small exaggeration).

It is but a small exaggeration to say that the only country that does not care about the dollar is America itself.The Fed's legal constraints, Mr Buiter fully understands and acknowledges.

IT is only a small exaggeration to say that Rick Bayless has dedicated his life to taking Mexican food seriously — and persuading the rest of us to do the same.

My basic need was to respond to a phenomenon which, with only small exaggeration, one could say paralysed a whole generation and in a short time dried up the habits of trust and toleration in public discourse.

Indeed, it is only a small exaggeration to say that "Underworld," "American Pastoral" and "Rabbit Angstrom" are variations on the same novel, a decades-spanning tale rooted in the old cities of the Eastern Seaboard.

But besides small exaggerations of likes and dislikes, MTV seems to have kind of messed with the contestants lives for the sake of the show... MTV dumped bags of candy in one contestant's pre-pimped car and told him to act as if he always had it there in case he got hungry.

Like most things in the online world, the state of Internet art is subject to no small amount of exaggeration.

This small flourish of exaggeration, this embrace of the slightly askew, is one of the hallmarks of Private Stock, Mr. Koon's luxury line, which opened its first bricks-and-mortar store in April.

Choosing a broader open age interval that begins at younger ages may help mitigate some of the data quality problems, including the problems of age exaggeration and small population size.

While Chair (that's Chuck and Blair) had one of the most epic romances of small screen history (slight exaggeration? Not according to the show's fans), they also had one of the most dramatic.