Sentence examples for that is exaggerated from inspiring English sources

Only 21 feet wide, it has a sliver-like quality that is exaggerated not only by the height of the sloping roof, but also by the floor-to-ceiling windows on either side of the taupe facade.

The painting is divided in two by the trunk of a tree and the section that includes Jacob is by far the smaller; it is the women who take centre-stage, a lopsidedness that is exaggerated by the fact that, with only one exception, their eyes are closed, so the viewer cannot follow the line of their vision (their priest, moreover, has been almost edged out of the painting, a mere footnote).

"If you have a forehead that is exaggerated in flatness due to artificial deformation, combined with a naturally narrow skull, then you end up with an exaggerated brow ridge," says Curnoe.

Rehabilitation time is often prolonged after injury, which in turn extends the duration of bed rest resulting in disuse atrophy, an additional variable that is exaggerated in the aging population [ 4- 6] thus interfering with a successful recovery.

An action that is exaggerated to a certain degree thus causing a slight change in the meaning of the verb it derives from.

Reflexive verb will either express an action we perform that will only reflect upon us, or an action that is exaggerated to a certain degree thus causing a slight change in the meaning of the verb it derives from.

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

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.

Residents often expressed a fear of crime that was exaggerated beyond the actual criminal threat, as documented by their police department's statistics.

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