Sentence examples for strong exaggeration from inspiring English sources

"Children with autism seem to have a very strong exaggeration of the male profile because they have very strong interests in systems like numbers but have difficulties with empathy," said Prof Baron-Cohen.

There is hardly a passage throughout the novel where strong caricature and exaggeration are not present, including the bravado of Jimmie, Maggie's older brother, whose comic identity is summed up in his fearlessness in driving through the streets, willing to run over anything that gets in his way until the police stop him.

Then, conservatives exaggerated the exaggeration.

Thus, the culture of machismo, defined as a strong sense of masculine pride or exaggeration exertion of masculinity continues to exist and women remain more socially and economically vulnerable than men [ 21].

Chong and Druckman argue that this can be a problem, as strong frames might be built on exaggerations or even outright lies that play on public fears and prejudices [ 25].

Mr. Singer's fondness for exaggeration can even undercut his strongest scenes, as when Stauffenberg visits Hitler to secure approval for the rewritten Valkyrie plan.

- (FR) I could not vote for the report by Baroness Ludford and I want my abstention to be perceived as an expression of strong contempt, because of the incongruities and exaggerations contained in certain passages of this report.

It would be only a modest exaggeration to say that it's been hard to find any strong Senate polls for Republicans in the past two or three weeks.

Without exaggeration, the single biggest impediment to a stronger economic recovery has been the years of dysfunction in Washington and the policies that have emerged.

Comparisons with the siege of Leningrad are no exaggeration in a city that must be a strong contender for the worst place in the world.

Similarly, sexual selection is considered a strong force in the evolution of male attractiveness and the exaggeration of secondary sexual traits.