Sentence examples for was highly exaggerated from inspiring English sources

Shrine officials in Karbala at the time said the number was "highly exaggerated".

"The power of the N.D.P. was highly exaggerated, so it is now down to size," he said.

In Washington, Moroccan Ambassador Ali Bengelloun said the casualty toll claimed by the Polisario was highly exaggerated and that the guerrillas themselves suffered heavy losses of men and equipment.

Representative Roy Blunt of Missouri, who was Mr. DeLay's chief deputy and was elected today to succeed him as whip, said Mr. DeLay's reputation as an enforcer was "highly exaggerated".

But a government spokesman said the figure was "highly exaggerated".

But Dmitry Peskov, spokesman for President Vladimir Putin, dismissed the central bank's findings, saying the figure was "highly exaggerated".

The reports that members of the American party were brutalized by Italian police are highly exaggerated.

Americans' opposition to accepting refugees from Middle East conflicts have been highly exaggerated.

Reports of a flat route turned out to be highly exaggerated.

The signs are chaotic right now, but I think the rumors of Erdoğan's demise would be highly exaggerated given he has been on TV".

A study at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., concluded that the incidence of sinusitis, a painful inflammation of the sinus cavities, might be highly exaggerated.