Sentences with phrase «not exaggerated»

Land Rover's claims that the Evoque Convertible is the «world's first luxury convertible SUV» are not exaggerated — short of a Jeep Wrangler or specially converted Mercedes G - Class, there's nothing in the class that offers such an unusual combination of abilities.

It's not exaggerated or sensationalized for the movie.

This is not exaggerated, nor is it prevalent only in the UK.

The boredom, the thin line between rivalry and solidarity characteristic of castings, as well as the loneliness of the newcomer, are not exaggerated, and neither are the models» casual small - talk, nonchalant air and impassive voices.

As Ellis adjusts to life in her new home, the struggles of Irish newcomers are not exaggerated, but the film also doesn't shy away from the hardships of leaving your comfort zone.

A front slit is unexpected and keeps a pencil skirt from being too tight, so curves are highlighted, not exaggerated, whatever your figure.

I literally sleep with them, that's how much I love wearing them — not exaggerated, I have prints in my cheeks in the morning.

You look stunning and I believe it is great because it looks natural and not exaggerated and some do.

«Stories about how cold it was in Svalbard during the golden age of hunting and trapping in the 19th century are not exaggerated,» says senior research scientist Elisabeth Isaksson.

But many rogue stories are not exaggerated.

«Previous projections, as summarised by IPCC, have not exaggerated but may in some respects even have underestimated the change, in particular for sea level,» conclude the scientists, writing in Science.

«But I find in politics, for every action, there is an equal, if not exaggerated, reaction,» he added.

Is it only an image effect that can affect in the future, is it something more important, is it really not a big deal, is it exaggerated to make the independence movement look worse or not exaggerated to make the movement not so bad?

-LSB-...] observation is probably not exaggerated.

The parked bus, in my case, is not an exaggerated problem — particularly when you get to the terminus at 12:55, and the last f*cker left at 12:45, leaving only 4 or 5 somnolent and unwakeable mechanical behemoths snoring away parked neatly in the garage, and me with no means of paying for a cab.

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.

If you want people to grasp your points make sure they're not exaggerated generalizations and contain an actual point.

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.

We believe that these concerns are premature, if not exaggerated.

While these events dominated the headlines, one should not exaggerate the magnitude of change.

«I'm not exaggerating when I say AVs will have as big an impact on our cities and society as the arrival of the first cars over 100 years ago,» says Barrie Kirk, head of the Canadian Automated Vehicles Centre of Excellence (CAVCOE), which is striving to build an ecosystem of organizations to supply the market's needs.

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

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.

The challenge for some generals is to not exaggerate the sense of crisis as a pretext to engineer their return to power, as was the case with Harry Gray of ITT, William Paley at CBS, and Juan Trippe at PanAm.

Mendelsohn is not exaggerating when she says video has exploded on Facebook - the company has stated more than eight billion videos are being generated on the social network every day, with more than 500 million people watching these videos on a daily basis.

He probably wasn't exaggerating.

I am not exaggerating when I say that walking was near impossible; every single muscle in my body was screaming, and I loved it!

We can't exaggerate what a global shock a eurozone breakup would be.

I'm not exaggerating.

I'm not exaggerating when I tell you that you could double your returns with a factor based strategy.

I am not exaggerating at all, I promise.

So claims that we've entered a second Gilded Age aren't exaggerated.

I'm not exaggerating.

We don't exaggerate when we talk about a church on every street corner.

Second, don't exaggerate or use heavy - handed methods.

[4.171] People of the Book, do not exaggerate your religion.

Fishermen must not exaggerate about the number and size of fish they catch.

Samuel Huntington does not exaggerate when, surveying conflicts all over the world, he speaks of «the bloody borders of Islam.»

To respond: In the first place, we should not exaggerate the difference between Whitehead and Hartshorne on this point, because Whitehead too speaks of «necessity» and defines metaphysical principles as those devoid of conceivable alternatives (PR 3/4, 4/5, 288/441; ESP 123, 124).

Bishop Stephen Neill did not exaggerate when in 1962 he referred to Strauss's Life of Jesus (1835) as a «turning point in the history of the Christian faith».

Yet I think that I do not exaggerate when I say that the chief impression received by an observer is precisely the divine impassibility, the intransigence of the divine demand, and the requirement from men of a servile obedience rather than life in «the glorious liberty of the children of God».

Thus there are also strong religious reasons for not exaggerating the difference between Jesus and the rest of mankind: this is best avoided by not isolating Jesus from his historical context.

I am not exaggerating here.

I'm not exaggerating to say I don't know how I would have made it without that first meeting and then the several that followed.

It was straightforward and did not exaggerate, limiting itself to the ambush, the crash, the hospital and the hospital raid.

And when he says that his family was «very» religious, he's not exaggerating.

Don't exaggerate in praising me as is done for Jesus, Son of Mary.

Do not exaggerate in your religion nor utter aught concerning Allah save the truth.

And when they finally start, you realize they were not exaggerating.

One thing is indisputable and that is that Fr Peter Gumpel SJ who listened as a boy in church to the 1937 Encyclical Mit Brennender Sorge (With Burning Sorrow) is not exaggerating when he states that it was that Encyclical (Pacelli revised the first draft by the archbishop of Munich, Cardinal Michael von Faulhaber) which so infuriated Hitler that it caused him to refuse to see or speak to anyone for three days.