Sentence examples for some sort of exaggerated from inspiring English sources

But if you still think rape culture is some sort of exaggerated feminist faux-conspiracy, The Hunting Ground will dissuade you of that belief.

"Leona was an unusual person, to put it charitably," he said, "but she was also mega-wealthy, so everything in her will is sort of exaggerated".

Kaye, who was the force behind the change in New York law which abolished nearly all job-related exemptions from jury duty, speaks with the sort of exaggerated care that one might expect from an eminent judge, but she also has a mischievous smile that suggests a more street-smart sensibility.

The snarling aggressor we saw on Channel 5's Big Benefits Row has become a friendly Sloane who squeals "Lush!" at the waiter, teaches me how to talk about sex in "girl code" (a sort of exaggerated whisper that sounds like Miranda Hart playing a boarding school girl on her "PER-I-OD!"), jokes around, laughs at herself and is great company.

She mentioned that there was a man here she didn't know who was claiming to be her boyfriend, and in a sort of exaggerated stage whisper I said, "George!

Today it is known that some sort of attack did occur, which President Johnson exaggerated, perhaps unintentionally, in his quest for a Congressional resolution that authorized what turned out to be a steady escalation of the Vietnam War.

Some sort of scam?

Some sort of sex club?

Some sort of sporting event.

Some sort of superiority thing.

Some sort of managed it.