Sentence examples for totally exaggerated from inspiring English sources

Mr Monks, of the TUC, considers the idea "that unions and the government are completely at each other's throats" to be "totally exaggerated".

"I think it's totally exaggerated, I'm quite relaxed about it," said Mr. Ropac, touring the Pantin space as dozens of workers installed phone lines and raced to finish construction.

This is totally exaggerated, but it shows to many people who were very risk-averse and looking for safety that, wow, this could be just incredible and outmaneuver everything you would do in a whole lifetime's work.

"The cost-cutting is totally exaggerated," he said.

"It's all exaggerated, Rachel.

But to make a comparison to something that went on for hours and hours and for four days is a totally, you know, exaggerated reaction".

The investigation examined a number of supposed vital breakthroughs achieved in the war on terror through the use of mistreatment, and finds the claims to range from being highly exaggerated to totally false.

As I'm sure you know, events shown on reality TV shows are often exaggerated or totally faked.

It's about a bunch of hard-partying actors – besides Rogen, there's Danny McBride, James Franco and Jonah Hill, everyone going by their real names and playing weirdly misshapen, exaggerated or totally falsified versions of themselves – who come face to face with the apocalypse.

Rafael Benítez certainly did not appreciate being asked whether he should have apologised to the club's supporters after the comments – some genuine, others exaggerated and some totally fictitious – that were attached to him when he was Liverpool manager.

It was exaggerated — we put everything we had out there, totally overdoing it every time and having no concept of subtlety.