Sentence examples for was exaggeration of from inspiring English sources

That was exaggeration, of course.

Mr Monbiot has a point in that there has been exaggeration of the effects of the Chernobyl accident (The unpalatable truth is that the anti-nuclear lobby has misled us all, 5 April).

They are "exaggerations of masculinity and femininity".

The leaks were exaggerations of material that was included in a detailed questionnaire that Ms. Kennedy and other Senate candidates had filled out.

How much they can progress and still be the show?" At the outset, Abbi and Ilana were exaggerations of their creators; now they're like alternate selves in a parallel universe where the TV deals and accolades never came.

I wrote in October that essentially these reports could easily be exaggerations of the usual testing companies like Apple do.

These photos are exaggerations of her, caricatures.

These features are exaggerations of common, deep-seated wishes for security, danger, excitement, adventure.

Biases develop from our experiences, and they tend to be exaggerations of perceived trends into universal truths.

They postulated that sadism and fetishism were exaggerations of male desires and thus rare in women (Freud, 2000; Kinsey, Pomeroy, Martin, & Gebhard, 1953; von Krafft-Ebing, 1906).

That was an exaggeration, of course.