Sentence examples for was exaggerated for from inspiring English sources

Surely it was exaggerated for TV? Actually, it was not.

It is hoped that Gorton's complaint of his treatment was exaggerated, for he said, in passing through Dorchester.

"Granted, I thought it was exaggerated for their own p.r., but now you almost never hear that.

Again, the situation was exaggerated for comic effect, and the name was changed to Feldman to tap into the stereotype of the canny Jewish businessman who was tight with a dollar, or, in this case, a suit.

The report stated: "The committee accepted that the remark was exaggerated for comic effect, but believed that some viewers may find this particular remark, taken within the whole context of the exchange, to be a purposeless stereotype.

The results of this analysis showed the same pattern but with larger sub-additive effects, that is, the effect of Condition was exaggerated for all comparisons and was therefore less conservative.

On stage, he says, the anger is exaggerated for effect.

Maybe, he suggested, his characters are exaggerated for effect.

"I think there's room for everything but I like stuff that's exaggerated for comedy.

Even if we accept animations as mere fantasy, in which every character is exaggerated for aesthetic or comic effect, the disparity between male and female figures raises issues.

In contrast, the copperplate etchings that appeared in the first edition of the "Sidereus Nuncius," which were made by a Venetian artisan, feature craters that are exaggerated for effect, and there are other distortions.