Sentence examples for volume exaggerated from inspiring English sources

The resulting low volume exaggerated gains and losses.

Writing in 2011, critic Angelo Mitchievici suggested that Caion's introduction to the volume exaggerated Castanier's merits, but was still "interesting" for showing the popularity of "decadentism" in 1890s Romania: Caion's argument was that Rome fell victim to "Asiatic luxury" and sophisticated sexuality ("orgies").

"And you can go further with the silhouette with exaggerated volume, everything".

Analysts said investors had little significant economic news to digest, resulting in light trading volume and somewhat exaggerated price swings.

Artist Fernando Botero is the Beryl Cook of Colombia, known for paintings and sculptures of figures of exaggerated volume.

For the Emmys last year, Welch dressed Ross in a hot-pink Valentino couture dress, whose exaggerated volume seemed to suggest that Ross was enjoying a private joke at the expense of the party she was attending.

Ideas, such as wonky hems, exaggerated volumes, experiments with masculine-feminine tailoring and exposed stitching, all central to the brand, have been particularly influential across the fashion spectrum.

The voice rises in volume and, with an exaggerated roll of the "r", the senator points out that the founding fathers talked of "treason" as a reason to remove a president from office, not the sins of Mr Clinton.But it is getting late; the tutorial must end; the second tumbler of sherry must be regretfully declined.

For older infants (and the occasional newborn with exaggerated venous volumes from cardiac or liver disease) a 7 Fr catheter may fit without venous obstruction.

In such patients, a relatively small increase in the end diastolic volume may lead to an exaggerated increase in LVFP despite a normal end diastolic volume [ 24].

Focusing on the hair on the crown of your head usually offers a realistic rather than exaggerated amount of volume.