“exaggerated”可以造什么句，exaggerated造句

That flexibility should not be exaggerated, however.

But the content and exaggerated performances are questionable.

Thus the distortion in the geometry of the deformed structure will be exaggerated.

Goldman has aggressively responded to stories it views as false or exaggerated.

Unsettled Science - Predictions of an acceleration of increased temperatures are exaggerated... read more.

In this beautiful head study, you can easily see the exaggerated feathering that forms the fluffy coat.

A piece of writing, as on the jacket of a book, containing often exaggerated praise, used for promotional purposes.

Like Japanese kabuki theatre, in which characters use exaggerated gestures to energise the audience, the country's statistics unrealistically magnify both good news and bad.

One of the early meet-ups was particularly awful. He greeted me with an exaggerated hug and a big, flamboyant personality.

That assessment may be too cynical, but it seems fair to say that the Chevron opinion, if read in isolation, would give an exaggerated picture of the deference that courts actually give to administrative constructions.

Studies have shown that when mothers are talking to their infants, they often protrude their lips and make exaggerated mouth movements in an attempt to make themselves better understood.

The fact is incredibly exaggerated.

Other claims of new flexibility are slightly exaggerated.

"I speak English," she said, softly, enunciating each word with exaggerated care.

Models careeredbetween fake gothic arches wearing corsets, PVC leggings, blacktailoring with pinched, exaggerated shoulders and raccoon fur sleeves.

As she sat in the door of the little passage leading to the platform, she scarcely needed the shawl which he wrapped about her with absurdly exaggerated solicitude.

That, however, was Senator McCain; the Candidate McCain of the past six months has too often seemed the victim of political sorcery, his good features magically inverted, his bad ones exaggerated.

It is an exaggerated fear of clowns.

Questions need to be pertinent to students' educational background; otherwise the university creates an incentive for false or exaggerated information.

The 1995 report made much of the effects of climate on the basis of biological models, and exaggerated some of the risk through factual error.

That's not an especially exaggerated or unrealistic day - but it involves a lot of wasted time.

The oversized body model could be particularly exaggerated in women who are anxious that parts of their bodies, such as their thighs or stomach, are too big, Dr Longo said.

While this does seem like it should be a serious problem for Americans, who are very reliant on gasoline, are worries exaggerated?