Sentence examples for was probably exaggerating from inspiring English sources

He was probably exaggerating.

O.K., he was probably exaggerating a bit about the bromance.

The wag who described Morna Pearson as the Dr Dre of Scottish theatre was probably exaggerating.

Ryan, talking on the phone while he waited for the Twins' charter to leave Chicago, was probably exaggerating slightly.

Sir David also dismissed Sir Tim Berners-Lee's criticisms, telling BBC Breakfast he thought the scientist was "probably exaggerating for effect, in order to get his point across and fire a shot across the bows of the intelligence agencies".

Palm has offered some level of Facebook support on webOS since the launch of the Pixi – but as we noted in our Pixi review, calling what it had "Facebook support" was probably exaggerating.

Moreover, unlike Mesarosh, we have here an acknowledgment by the district judge that the testimony Lubben gave to the jury was probably exaggerated.

The date of the foundation of Carthage was probably exaggerated by the Carthaginians themselves, for it does not necessarily agree with the archaeological data.

The languid impact of some of the tempos was probably exaggerated by Claus Guth's modern-dress production, so dark, moody and ominous.

The ONS said the fall in bonuses in the finance and insurance sector was probably exaggerated by the higher than normal payouts in 2013-14, when many City firms deferred their awards so staff could take advantage of the cut in the top rate of income tax from 50%to45%50%to45%

He added: "Fashion and footwear retailers suffered in the rest of the UK from warm weather but Scotland's worse performance was probably exaggerated by other distractions.