Sentences with phrase «from exaggerated»

Guidelines Stay away from exaggerated statements which do not go along with your qualifications.

Stay away from exaggerated statements which do not go along with your qualifications.

«In the past five years, the dynamic of the global warming debate has shifted away from exaggerated acceptance of the worst possible implications of what a majority of climate scientists tell us, towards a more balanced and questioning approach.»

Yet, Villa Aya is just 300 meter away from the Petitenget Beach, and barely 7 km from the exaggerated Kuta center.

But in the end, what he experienced turned out to be a bit different from those exaggerated reports and embellished truths.

Using the gorgeous grounds of the Historic Mankin Mansion as a backdrop, this styled photo shoot is full of theatrics from the exaggerated makeup to the spectacular photography to the stark black and white color palette.

From exaggerated sleeves, loud logo tees to new takes on sheer and ruffled textures.

Conard speculates from the exaggerated sexual features that the 6 - centimetre - high figurine might have been a fertility symbol.

Probably it also arises from a misunderstanding of their role and of the accountability of midwives as well as from an exaggerated idea of what is expected of general practitioners, who despite obstetric training are unlikely to have maintained their skills.

That doesn't detract from an exaggerated impact on confidence.

On the social level the contemplative easily intuits the roots of war: fear of self and others that springs from inability to trust God; the unrecognized self - hatred that we project onto others; the illusory view that our political ideals are purer than our opponents», and the accompanying moral paralysis that stems from an exaggerated sense of guilt about holding this illusion.

Though they give no assurance as to the direction that Catholicism may take in the next generation, they may release us from exaggerated fears based on past experience in this country alone.

Romans 3:11, often thought to be a statement about the total inability of mankind, is also balanced by the fact that it comes from the exaggerated statements of Psalm 14, and is further balanced by the numerous statements in the Bible which says that humans can and do seek God (1 Chr 16:11; 2 Chr 11:16; Lam 3:25; Isa 55:6 - 7; Jer 29:13; Amos 5:4).

They both spring from an exaggerated view of the possibilities of the Church's ministry, both in regard to the magisterium and the pastoral office, and particularly in respect of our present historical situation.

Peters concluded that the Mercator Projection draws its popularity in large part from exaggerating the sizes of white - dominated regions and thus reflects a racist attitude — a serious charge, if actually true.

In addition, there is the fact that the AGW scam hotted up after the «green» anti-nuclear and Communist Moscow - based World Peace Council propaganda lobby transferred its attention from exaggerating nuclear war exaggerating nuclear war and downplaying deterrence and civil defence for political support of groupthink Marxism (censoring all deviants from groupthink convention) to CO2 scare - mongering, as Delingpole explains in Watermelons.

Stay away from exaggerating your skills and abilities.

The truth is, no matter how you slice it, there's nothing to gain from exaggerating on your resume.

Not exact matches

It's difficult to exaggerate how intertwined Volkswagen is with German institutions — from its government, politicians, and regulators to its unions.

I'm not exaggerating when I say that Dagne Dover's Classic Tote, which is big enough to hold my 13» MacBook and a lot of other everyday essentials, has made my commute to and from the office a lot more convenient.

Though the failure rate for startups is often exaggerated, it's still relatively high: 20 percent of businesses fail within the first year, and about half of U.S. businesses fail within five years, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Though the country's claims about its technology are often exaggerated, North Korea's latest advancement in its missile program have drawn concern from officials at the White House, who have said the country is «developing a pretty good nuclear reentry vehicle.»

Turns out Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross may have greatly exaggerated his wealth, according to a report from Forbes.

Trading algorithms and levered fund products may have separated this market from past historical patterns, causing moves to be exaggerated.

In the base year used in the five - year growth calculation (e.g., 2012), any companies with revenue of less than $ 200,000 will have their revenue for that period lifted to $ 200,000 for the purpose of calculating five - year growth that is not grossly exaggerated by immaterial differences in the base - year revenues of otherwise equal candidates (for instance, a company that grows from $ 1 to $ 2 million would have a higher growth rate than a company that grows from $ 2 to $ 3 million).

In the base year used in the two - year growth calculation (e.g., 2015), any companies with revenue of less than $ 200,000 will have their revenue for that period lifted to $ 200,000 for the purpose of calculating two - year growth that is not grossly exaggerated by immaterial differences in the base - year revenues of otherwise equal candidates (for instance, a company that grows from $ 1 to $ 2 million would have a higher growth rate than a company that grows from $ 2 to $ 3 million).

Alan Fryer, a spokesman for the Coal Alliance, an industry lobby, says any risk from coal dust is exaggerated.

This is why so many cartoon characters have facial features that are exaggerated and far from perfect approximations.

However the most recent available data — from 2008 — showed that only 416 of those federal workers earned the minimum wage, leading some to say the NDP is exaggerating the measure's potential impact.

We've learned from last year's update that we can better detect different kinds of clickbait headlines by separately — rather than jointly — identifying signals that withhold or exaggerate information.

Last year we made an update to News Feed to reduce stories from sources that consistently post clickbait headlines that withhold and exaggerate information.

The findings suggest London will comfortably remain Europe's largest financial centre, at least in the short term, boosting supporters of leaving the EU, who say the threat of job losses from one of Britain's biggest industries was exaggerated.

Theranos first came under scrutiny in October 2015, when the two - time Pulitzer - prize winning WSJ journalist John Carreyrou published an explosive investigative piece, suggesting that the company — then valued by investors at a stunning $ 9 billion — had greatly exaggerated its abilities to quickly process an expansive range of laboratory tests from a few drops of blood.

Although more recent indicators suggest that the slowing of private spending depicted in the accounts is exaggerated, the indicators generally confirm the economy's transition from above - trend to below - trend rates of growth.

The regulator says that the blood - testing company raised more than $ 700 million from investors by making false and exaggerated statements about its technology and performance.

There are a huge number of options to choose from and most of them go for a hard sell and make wild (and often exaggerated claims).

live4him: it was alleged to have been exaggerated, as jesus was alleged to have risen from the dead.

The «Robber Barons» were no robbers and their greed was exaggerated, natural right - grounded classic liberals rejected Social Darwinism, and men like Justice Peckham who «discovered» and defended the liberty of contract were good men attuned to what might plausibly be derived from a natural development of American jurisprudence.

When Mort is late getting home from work and doesn't call, Molly exaggerates the offense, looking for the ways it was truly heinous and underhanded and irresponsible and despicable.

Legal and illegal flows of migrants have reached such proportions in recent decades that comparisons to the great migrations of peoples from the fourth to seventh centuries are not exaggerated.

The notion of women's autonomy» including absolute control over our own bodies» leaves us with an unrealistic sense of human power and an exaggerated sense of independence from the consequences of our attitudes and actions.

I guess that in a world where war criminals continue to commit genocide in Sudan, where dictators suppress religion freedom in China, where people suffer from extreme poverty under the corrupt government of Zimbabwe, where sovereign nations are getting invaded by power - hungry Russian leaders, and where our own government exaggerated intelligence in order to occupy Iraq — Barack Obama is God's biggest concern, worthy of a little extra attention.

The image of the raped woman forms an exaggerated metaphor for the oppression that every woman knows from her own experience, at least emotionally if not physically.

David is, after all, confessing his sin of committing adultery with Bathsheba, and so in the midst of this confession, he my seek to exaggerate his own sinfulness by saying that he has always been sinning, even from conception.

Only by exaggerating the Dangers Out There could we justify the retreat from our new freedoms.

From a purely statistical viewpoint, it no doubt was exaggerated, and for various reasons: e.g., raw anti-Catholicism in the media, a continuing campaign within the Church against the celibacy rule, and an effort to exclude or remove homosexuals from the priesthFrom a purely statistical viewpoint, it no doubt was exaggerated, and for various reasons: e.g., raw anti-Catholicism in the media, a continuing campaign within the Church against the celibacy rule, and an effort to exclude or remove homosexuals from the priesthfrom the priesthood.

Having discarded as exaggerated the dialectical theologians» division between theology and the history of religion, Barr is less than convincing in his own efforts to prevent biblical theology from collapsing into the history of Israelite (and early Christian) religion.

All too often, it seems to me, the christo - centrism is exaggerated, so that Jesus stands in complete isolation from everything else; He is often regarded as being, not the central or definitive fact, but the only one which needs to be considered.

An exaggerated focus on human significance places value so heavily upon our own species that it thereby drains value away from the non-human aspects of nature.

Traditionally, an exaggerated mysticism, having lost its connection to the sacramental, silent, and active aspects of religion, has turned our attention toward a spiritual world existing apart from the physical universe.