Sentences with phrase «never exaggerated»

I never exaggerated when I said she was «my furry little...

The eyes are large, but never exaggerated, rounded, filling the socket, set fairly apart.

So if they please you, it might even please you more to know that I have never exaggerated.

The 80's are starting to creep into pockets of fashion, so be on the lookout for powerful, but never exaggerated, shoulders.

If you have never exaggerated your own firm's capabilities, resources and / or experiences in order to land a sale — even just a little — I'm willing to bet you know a fellow entrepreneur who has.

Make sure that you dress to impress, but never exaggerate.

I was never exaggerating about that when we won awards.

If you can clearly show statistics that showcase your achievements then do so, but never exaggerate or embellish the truth.

Never exaggerate or lie to stand out.

Never exaggerate or underestimate yourself.

Never exaggerate in your list of experience.

However, it is critical that we are honest in the way we present our clients» skills and as such, we never exaggerate their capabilitities and successes.

Never exaggerate your accomplishment on your resume, and always ensure that things like dates of employment are accurate.

However, it is critical that we are honest in the way we present our clients» skills and as such, we never exaggerate their capabilities and successes.

Be truthful, of course; never exaggerate, mislead, or lie on a resume.

Never exaggerate in your resume or cover letter.

(note: never exaggerate or lie) I worked with this client to capture all of her experience and get her job search started on the right foot!

Keep the frustrated tone out of your voice, don't jump to defend yourself and never exaggerate.

Also, never exaggerate credentials or training or falsely claim association with any group or person.

We will never exaggerate the usefulness or capabilities of our software.

Not exact matches

In conversation, be candid; never make false claims or exaggerate.

Of course, timing is also important and you never want to exaggerate a crisis that hasn't actually happened.

«I wanted to compete as if I'd never won anything and I would go as the underdog, even though a lot of times I was not,» says Ohno, dressed in a shimmery gold tracksuit, the medals slung around his neck to complete the look of an exaggerated version of himself: the spokesman obsessed with gold.

To say it was all a fabrication would be the equivalent of taking the victims of Nazi Germany, with names and dates, and say there deaths were exaggerated or never happened.

The first Christians were never systematically persecuted by the Romans, and most martyrdom stories - with the exception of a handful such as Perpetua's - were exaggerated and invented, several scholars and historians say.

The first Christians were never systematically persecuted by the Romans, and most martyrdom stories — with the exception of a handful such as Perpetua's — were exaggerated and invented

I have never been called a «heretic» because I believe that the number of specific prophesies about Jesus may be greatly exaggerated by some popular writers.

He never minimized the costs or exaggerated what the war would achieve; his language was at once prophetic and tragic.

I guess that I exaggerate only a little when I claim that save Mohammed never ever somebody had believed in Allah, if Mohammed had not forced people through his sword.

This is not to say that passion never conflicts with principle, but rather that such conflict need not he exaggerated to the point where we are encouraged to engage in (Kantian) dualistic orgies.

Never mind that people have already exaggerated, used inappropriate language, and been unfair to them... their safety and agency is not seen as nearly as valuable as that of the people still inside the magic circle.

«Somehow the proximity and plainness of the advantages of prosperity, of peace, and of freedom make us want to exaggerate their advantages and attribute to them a healing of the spirit that they can never bring.

Its partisans have never needed an enemy or bogey to define themselves; the world, the flesh and the devil give them enough to fight without inventing or exaggerating the Secular Humanist or the Modernist Protestant.

But I am not exaggerating when I say I LOVE chocolate and never get tired of eating it.

You should never begin a debate by exaggerating what someone else has said, it's dishonest.

Awwwww I can hardly read all bro, seriously u could have made it simplier, s saying we had a terrible s Window is exaggerated, we fought to kip all d players we needed to kip and sold d ones that e surplus to requirements, we added an elite striker in improved our defence, that is not terrible in my own view, c considering our structure, we can never outspent the two manchester clubs, judt like no club in Spain will outspend d likes of Madrid and barca and no club in France can outspend d likes of psg, the only bad match I have watched from arsenal this season was against liverpool, the playerd apologized and behold we r seeing a new attitude from, them, if winning six matched from 7 shouldn't give room for optimism, what then can?

Never mentioning Wallerstein by name, Hetherington takes direct aim at her work with subject headings like «Myth Two: Children Always Lose Out After a Divorce,» noting that the «negative long - term effects have been exaggerated to the point where we now have created a self - fulfilling prophecy.»

Or when telling a story to someone, you might even notice your child peppering in exaggerated details which never even happened.

Nigel Farage has, of course, never made exaggerated claims to politically exploit public anxieties.

But I see no need for them to be trotted out, exaggerated and dwelt upon by a man who never met him.

Too much sugar in your body is never a good thing, so try not to exaggerate when you consume dark chocolate.

So, when Dr. Esselstyn talks about how most heart disease is a «toothless paper tiger that need never exist and if it does exist need never progress,» he's not exaggerating.

maybe I'm exaggerating), I wore the Stuart Weitzman Highland boots I scored on Black Friday sale and the Club Monaco coat I next to never took off the month of December (last seen here and here).

But I am not exaggerating when I say I LOVE chocolate and never get tired of eating it.

You should never lie or exaggerate the truth, but you do want to make sure you have a good photo and a comprehensive summary that gives any potential matches a good idea of who you are.

There is no point creating a profile which is exaggerated or distorted but it is important to never sell yourself short.

Similarly, whereas Marsh paid exquisite homage to the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks by never explicitly invoking them, Zemeckis turns «The Walk» into a revisionist celebration of restoration, sentimentalizing (and probably exaggerating) Petit's role in making New Yorkers fall in love with the World Trade Center, and ending on a note that, while undeniably bittersweet, still manages to convey a reassuring sense of optimism.

Yeah, I know I was exaggerating and I never said it was a bad thing.

While Jeremy Renner (not seen in this sequence) is the obvious front man for the movie, giving a performance that is impossible to look away from, Ackroyd is the unsung hero, because his camera never flinches, and only rarely exaggerates.

It is basically an exaggerated reinterpretation of the Lethal Weapon series, with a few scenes from other memorable cop films tossed in from time to time, but never really hits its target in an acute, knowing way.