Sentence examples for they were exaggerated from inspiring English sources

Many newspapers were skeptical of such reports, suspecting they were exaggerated by groups seeking relief funds.

But the judge dismissed Mr Berezovsky's claims, saying they were "exaggerated and at times, incredible".

Kyle, 21, a student in Florida and a friend of Jennie's, had heard amazing stories about Ecstasy, but assumed they were exaggerated.

But American intelligence officials said today that the C.I.A. had never been able to confirm reports of a wide use of doubles, and believed they were exaggerated.

Though his suspicions of Shelburne were far from groundless, they were exaggerated; moreover, Shelburne was in some respects the most enlightened statesman of his time.

I had always assumed they were exaggerated by Hollywood.

They were exaggerating.

"I thought they were exaggerating.

(By the way, the US officials knew they were exaggerating in the media at the time).

They were so relentlessly on-message about it that I assumed they were exaggerating — until I saw it for myself.

Grouse moor owners long contended that hen harriers took large numbers of expensive grouse, especially the chicks: conservationists said they were exaggerating.