Sentence examples for sound exaggerated from inspiring English sources

For refugees like Khadra who live in bigger cities rather than rural areas, such warnings sound exaggerated at this stage.

Given its vast cash reserves and the glacial pace of business reckonings, this assertion will sound exaggerated.

Although the language used by Ignatius in voicing this desire does often sound exaggerated, his attitude was shared by many Christians of his time.

Sometimes he experiments with a new phrase, and he is careful to get the American pronunciation right to the degree that it can sound exaggerated.

Critcher cautioned, however, that the effect may sound exaggerated, because participants were not generally familiar with the candidates in the ads, and most ads, designed for broad appeal, don't state candidates' party affiliation.

Pristina, whose 300,000 inhabitants form a dangerous ethnic mix, could soon be ringed by KLA-controlled territory.Claims by the KLA to have 50,000 men under arms sound exaggerated by a factor of two or three.

A specially programmed distribution of sound exaggerates the disorienting sensory combinations.

Giselle Allen was an accomplished Ellen, although the sound system exaggerated her vibrato, and the baritone David Kempster was a firm but sympathetic Balstrode.

Nor does the steadfast, clear-sighted talk of victory offered by Senator Jasper Irving, Tom Cruise's character in "Lions for Lambs," sound terribly exaggerated.

The abdomen was soft with no organomegaly, but bowel sounds were exaggerated.

And so Dizzee created his own sound by exaggerating the eccentricities of his own voice: the typewriterly clatter of hard consonants, the flattened or distended vowels (in his rhymes, "right" rhymes with "bat," and the word "boy" might have two or three syllables), the gulped half-sentences and abrupt shifts in momentum.