Sentences with phrase «exaggerate an example of»

Although the movie is an exaggerated example of this council, how is it true in real life?

To exaggerate an example of this you can point your camera at small light (like a Christmas light) and go through your aperture settings starting at f - 15 and go down as low as your lens will allow.

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As with the police example Dave mentions, an arrest is an arrest — but picking up jaywalkers isn't the same as busting the ringleader of a gang (exaggerating the point in order to make it).

For example, «When She Looked Under Her Couch Cushions And Saw THIS...» Headlines that exaggerate the details of a story with sensational language tend to make the story seem like a bigger deal than it really is.

To provide an example that further exaggerates my statemeent in the 3rd paragraph above, say a high rate tax payer (say on salary of # 50,000) holding LS60 fund in taxable account receives a dividend of # 4,999.

Moreover, it was specifically affirmed on behalf of the drafters of Pastor aeternus that the phrases ex cathedra does not extend to any and every example of public teaching by the pope (this was to exclude St Robert Bellarmine's exaggerated notion that the pope is always infallible except when speaking as a private doctor).

Occasionally the ugly will be exaggerated in art (I think of certain scenes in The Deer Hunter and Apocalypse Now, for example), but even exaggeration is justified in light of its educational purpose.

For example, I am not opposed to the idea of exaggerated numbers in some of these accounts, as I think it helps make much more sense of what is happening and helps explain some of the problems inherent within the text.

I have attempted to find (to the point of frustration) who sells Coconut yogurt and find 6 million variations — I exaggerate — it was 2 million — example «Greek Coconut yogurt.»

The whole saga is also a neat, but maybe exaggerated, example of how difficult it is to man manage and build a squad with the fabled «two world class players» in every position.

Gallup, for example, reported that the percentage of the population saying that seriousness of warming is «exaggerated» jumped 15 points between 2007 and 2010.

For example, Konisky's analysis of the survey responses from 1990 through 2015 indicates that Christians, compared to atheists, agnostics and individuals who do not affiliate with a religion, are less likely to prioritize environmental protection over economic growth, and they are more likely than others to believe global warming is exaggerated.

Biology may also play a role — for example, a greater propensity towards abnormal blood vessel function during emotional stress, such as exaggerated constriction of coronary or peripheral blood vessels.

For example, Meyer completely omits mention of the Early Cambrian small shelly fossils and misunderstands the nuances of molecular phylogenetics, both of which cause him to exaggerate the apparent suddenness of the Cambrian explosion.

Lessee... for example, we have this article archived at the Fraser Institue from 1999 on the exaggerated predictions of climate models in Arctic regions, by Baliunas & Soon:

For example, grab two lighter dumbbells and exaggerate the end range of motion to move the scapula into protraction.

This is a classic example of someone misinterpreting and exaggerating their interpretation of results and then causing unnecessary «Chicken Little» fusses over it.

It would not be exaggerating to say that your online dating profile is the key to success or failure at the dating sites, and reading lots of dating profile examples is the way to learn how to do them.

Wrote one teacher on the NEA's Facebook page, «I will do almost anything to get the class rolling with laughter — voice inflections, exaggerated facial expressions and movements, hilarious personal stories, (of which I have way too many), ridiculous examples... and I encourage my students to do the same.»

Related, I should note that in a few places the authors exaggerate how, for example, teachers» effects on their students» achievement are so tangible, without any mention of contrary reports, namely as published by the American Statistical Association (ASA), in which the ASA evidenced that these (oft - exaggerated) teacher effects account for no more than 1 % -14 % of the variance in students» growth scores (see more information here).

For example, LitRes, the country's top e-bookseller, claims as much as 99 % of Russian e-books are pirated; others say this is exaggerated to scare foreign publishers into only working with LitRes.

Find an example of hyperbole in the book, and explain why you think the subject of your example is being exaggerated.

The Shar Pei is an example of how differing breed standards can influence the direction breeders take a dog and which traits are exaggerated.

That's an exaggerated example, since I don't know anyone that would fly 5 times cross-country in coach just to fly one - way in First, but it shows you how much of a savings you can have here.

The scenes presented while sailing are among the most beautiful I've seen on the Vita, and serve as another exaggerated example why this handheld is capable of some serious feats when given the opportunity to do so.

Here Bickerton's merging of figuration and abstraction comes to new levels: in m - DNA eve 3, for example, he has nearly obscured the image of the figure with impasto strokes of vibrant green, blue and yellow paint, blending the foreground and background until the model's bulging, exaggerated features seemingly emerge from the camouflage.

Sure, there are a few individuals who have exaggerated beliefs about AGW leading to a Mad Max scenario quickly, but John said «partisan» so let me ask for a single example of a Democrat running for any significant office who has said anything as extreme as James Inhofe has.

I'm fed up of looking at graphs issued by the UK meteorological office and BEST, examples among many, where the graph axes are distorted to exaggerate trends.

James, I think your example of increasing the number of models is a bit exaggerated.

This is nothing more than an example of DeepClimate exaggerating things in order to insult McIntyre.

My position is the following: 1) the extent of past human interference with global climate is likely somewhat exaggerated, 2) the dangers of future human - induced climate change are greatly exaggerated (for example, I heard Ira Flatow a couple of weeks ago talking about the East coast being under water in 50 years — which is complete piffle), 3) the numerical global climate do a poor job of past reconstruction and are unlikely to be very reliable in predicting the consequences of future human activity.

He wrote a well - reviewed book called «The Climate Fix: What Scientists and Politicians Won't Tell You About Global Warming,» in which he presents measured skepticism of climate - change orthodoxy — for example, he believes the role of carbon emissions from human industry is greatly exaggerated by politicized science, but he doesn't think human carbon emissions are irrelevant, and is not implacably hostile to the goal of reducing them.

By leaving out any actual examples of what he means by «dire warnings» or exaggerated claims, and by not identifying who has said or made them, Howard probably comes across as being quite rational to those who are sitting on the fence.

Most amazingly, you offer as an example of your supposed reasonableness the fact you praised me for my remark about air conditioning, a remark I made as a joke that you subsequently misrepresented by exaggerating.

However, the importance of these points can be exaggerated, and is often exaggerated, by those who oppose sustainable energy (the box on the right contains one example).

The following is an example revealing how they exaggerated the impacts of sea level rise.

In his book Thinking, Fast and Slow, Kahneman cites the examples of celebrity divorces and airplane crashes; both are more often reported by the media, and thus tend to be exaggerated in perceived frequency.

I believe that warming forecasts have been substantially exaggerated (in part due to positive feedback assumptions) and that tales of current climate change trends are greatly exaggerated and based more on noting individual outlier events and not through real data on trends (see hurricanes, for example).

So, for example, you might finish up answering a question about back pay, then say «Similarly, plaintiff's calculations of front pay are grossly exaggerated due to two erroneous assumptions....»

It's a type of child abuse in which a caregiver, like a parent, for example, lies about, exaggerates, or causes symptoms of an illness that then results in the child receiving unnecessary and potentially harmful medical treatment.

In the case of auto insurance fraud, staging an accident, an injury or exaggerating the financial consequences are all examples of the crime of insurance fraud.

Regardless of the example you pick, do not exaggerate or over-dramatize for effect.

I'm using exaggerated examples here to illustrate that you should be focusing on your biggest strengths when crafting the summary statement at the top of your resume.

For example, using words such as always or never are usually signs of exaggerated thoughts.

Examples include exaggerated rental rates or the elimination of any specially agreed rights.