Sentence examples for there was exaggerated from inspiring English sources

However, there was exaggerated renal expression of the macrophage chemokine monocyte chemoattractant protein 1 in the BMKO group, leading to persistent accumulation of macrophages in the kidney.

"He looks like he could have said things there were exaggerated.

Some scientists say reports of the oil lying there are exaggerated.

"So I think to be critical there is exaggerating.

Their rationale is always the same: Though no doubt the advertising was exaggerated, there must be a grain of truth in it.

But Sir Stanley Burton, Lord Justice of Appeal between 2008 and 2012, said the risk of a judicial challenge was "exaggerated", as there was no appeal process by which the courts could rule on specific findings.

There have been exaggerated reports about the size of Indyk's team – one claimed he has some 120 experts and advisors.

He was exaggerating — there were 11 players within three shots of the lead.

Mr. Purcell was exaggerating, but there is no doubt that Mr. Silverman — charming, bawdy, 87 years old — is enjoying his perch at Polaroid House, a bungalow on Malibu's "Billionaires Beach" that a public relations agency rented for a summer of parties, photo opportunities and promotions for corporations, chief among them Polaroid.

Berezovsky was exaggerating, but there was more than a grain of truth in his words.

But the phenomenon is generally thought to be exaggerated there: a toxic consequence of Confucian respect for authority and an academic system borrowed lock, stock and barrel from 19th-century Germany.