Sentences with phrase «huge exaggeration»
When we say something is a "huge exaggeration," it means that it is an extreme or exaggerated claim or statement, which may not be entirely true or accurate. Full definition
You may even find that some stereotypes you always thought were true were in fact huge exaggerations or not true at all.
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I'm sure there is a possible, if implausible explanation for each of those inconsistencies... but as you start to stack implausibilities, the likelihood increases that it's a much simpler explanation, i.e. either a huge exaggeration or outright fabrication.
I really don't think it feels all that good... huge exaggeration... it feels terrible, or even horrible, I had to pump til I was empty on both sides so baby could get a better latch.
To say that I am devastated is not a huge exaggeration.
This is either completely false or a huge exaggeration.
But his huge exaggeration left me with a sour feeling so I told him that I would not sign something that was untrue.
They made a booboo, but what you're saying here is a huge exaggeration and contains more lies than they ever spouted!
Huge exaggeration.
Though this title is a series of mini-games, the use of the term «game» would be a huge exaggeration.
Calling an ipad2 or an Android Tablet or a Playbook magic is not a huge exaggeration in historical terms.
This led to Cambridge Analytica saying afterwards, according to a resentful former senior Trump technology staffer, «Look, I'm not saying they lied but for Cambridge Analytica to run victory laps and claim they won the election for Trump is a huge exaggeration.»