Sentence examples for so exaggerated from inspiring English sources

"We slightly elongate the neck," he said, "but with Erin, we didn't have to exaggerate anything because she's already so exaggerated".

"His sinister, macabre image is so exaggerated.

Speed dating made you nauseated, and your Web profile is so exaggerated you barely recognize yourself.

Legibility is sacrificed, but the results are so exaggerated that they're difficult to ignore.

But some of the attacks are so exaggerated and misguided they are absurd".

But reports that the senator is a hell-raiser are "so exaggerated," his mother said.

So is exaggerated attentiveness to props.

All the stories reported it as if I was BENEDICT ARNOLD, it was so grotesquely exaggerated".

He did so with exaggerated leaves and a solid forward defence before, following eight deliveries of watchfulness, he dispatched a first boundary via a punch through point.

Mr Brown wants to turn the clock back and to reinvent contra-cyclical fiscal demand management, which was used enthusiastically in the 1950s and 1960s but abandoned thereafter because changes in public spending or taxes were often too late, so they exaggerated rather than dampened cyclical movements in the economy.

As Jin puts the Wus through their paces as up-and-comers who might become down-and-outers at any moment (or so their exaggerated sense of caution causes them to fear), the story develops the cycling, skipping rhythm of a dirty compact disc.