Sentence examples for this is exaggerated from inspiring English sources

"Well, this is exaggerated rhetoric.

However, Bonnell, in his highly detailed study, says this is exaggerated.

Even if this is exaggerated, continued the Star editorial, "it is surely sheer gain that the Nationalist party has committed itself to the principle of freedom for all.

In the Euthanasia Coaster, this is exaggerated even more.

This is exaggerated when DUB activity depends on chain length (as seen for OTUD2).

Several studies have shown that human breast tissue concentrates cadmium, and this is exaggerated in cancerous tissue (Antila et al. 1996; Ionescu et al. 2006; Rydzewska et al. 2004; Strumylaite et al. 2008).

"It's our view that that this was exaggerated because it did not include, for example, the cost of implementing such a scheme".

Some of this was exaggerated, some entirely predictable, but with the final product now available for consumption, hopefully the conversation can finally shift from the optics and marketing to one about quality of content.

This trend suggests that the DNL value for this recording is exaggerated.

I tend to think that this fear is exaggerated, and that the real characteristic of the architectural culture of this time isn't that it's imprisoned by preservation, but that it has co-opted the avant-garde.

This claim is exaggerated, but it reflects the fanaticism that he inspires among his admirers.