Sentence examples for unfounded exaggeration from inspiring English sources

DARYL GELLER New York "The Civil Heretic" was a perfect example of what Freeman Dyson disagrees with: blatant and unfounded exaggeration.

As early as the 1940s Vladimir Horowitz, who came from the Russian Romantic school, was criticized by the composer and critic Virgil Thomson as a "master of distortion and exaggeration" — a tough assessment, perhaps, but not unfounded.

Exaggeration breeds exaggeration.

"Exaggeration breeds exaggeration," Lepore writes.

My fears were unfounded.

These concerns are unfounded.

This seems an exaggeration.

An exaggeration, perhaps.

Permit Reyes the exaggeration.

That's no exaggeration.

This concern is unfounded.