Sentence examples for strategic exaggeration from inspiring English sources
Whatever her policy on lying, Dworkin clearly isn't averse to strategic exaggeration -- nowhere less so than in her characterization of her political opponents.
"This was a strategic, historic victory, without exaggeration," Nasrallah said in a televised speech.
"Offshore fields, especially in the Arctic, are without any exaggeration our strategic reserve for the 21st century," he said.For half the 20th century the Arctic, as the shortest route between Russia and America, was the likeliest theatre for a nuclear war, and some see potential for fresh conflict in its opening.
(See: "Alibaba Dives After Microsoft Walks") Some Chinese analysts, however, dismissed it this as an exaggeration of Alibaba.com's strategic importance.
It would be an exaggeration to say that this is causing the strategic uncertainties in the Baltic, which spring more from Russian aggressiveness.
Exaggeration breeds exaggeration.
"Exaggeration breeds exaggeration," Lepore writes.
This seems an exaggeration.
