Sentence examples for there is exaggeration from inspiring English sources

"I personally believe there is exaggeration and inflation," said a senior American military official who has reviewed the program, referring to Pakistani requests for reimbursement.

There was exaggeration in the exasperation but Barcelona players have watched as conspiracies have been forwarded, cynicism and paranoia presented without proof.

He's a comic as well, so he understands that there's exaggeration going on, but it was more that I liked the image of me pretending that it was my partner having our baby.

Sometimes, there are exaggerations".

To make the costumes decorative or funny, there were exaggerations in form and colour.

There are exaggerations and fabrication but the personality traits are actual.

In this debate where there were exaggerations in both directions, people claimed that the painting was both an unsurpassed masterpiece of Swedish art and a work of suspect morality.

One of the core elements of satire is exaggeration, but there is absolutely no exaggeration in the idea that a vitriolic graph like this could be published on the internet in our current, contentious racial climate.

But critics like Mr. Massing say there is equal exaggeration among the drug's devotees who claim that it provides a harmless high with little or no debilitating side effects.

That's not new, it's happened forever, but there are more outlets to moan about it now and I think there's been exaggeration.

Mr Monbiot has a point in that there has been exaggeration of the effects of the Chernobyl accident (The unpalatable truth is that the anti-nuclear lobby has misled us all, 5 April).