Sentence examples for that's exaggerated from inspiring English sources

Both deteriorate with age, a loss that's exaggerated in people with mild cognitive impairment.

"I think there's room for everything but I like stuff that's exaggerated for comedy.

"Of course Mark will stay on, no doubt about it," he told Autosport.com "The whole 'dream team' – maybe that's exaggerated, but I think it's true – will remain together.

I could be wrong, but I imagine that that's exaggerated when you're female.

But the other thing that's exaggerating the earnings is [that] the dollar was weak year-over-year.

Rob says that was exaggerated.

Are there any physical attributes of your candidate that are exaggerated by the cartoonists?

I had romantic ideas from articles, including Western articles, about crowdsourcing – it doesn't work, that was exaggerated.

Some test functions also have undesirable characteristics that are exaggerated as the dimensionality of the search space is increased.

Oversaturation is an issue, with colors that are exaggerated over what you can actually find in real life.

Treatment with AngII resulted in a significant increase in cell size that was exaggerated with HKII knockdown (Fig 3B).