Sentences with phrase «slightly exaggerated»

Similarly, Weaver offered this self - serving and slightly exaggerated objective statement as a typically weak example:

However, this is slightly exaggerated, as a product has to be rated at least IPX7 in order to be fully submerged without being damaged.

«Rocking» might be a slightly exaggerated term, but given the fact that EOS was introduced to the cryptocurrency market less than a year ago, this token is semi-dominating that same market with a fairly stable price and solid good features that make it desirable for investors and users.

«Rocking» might be a slightly exaggerated term, but given the fact that EOS was introduced to the cryptocurrency market...

... Who Says IPCC Statement is Basically Correct It seems that this time, unlike with reports of Himalayan glaciers» imminent death being slightly exaggerated, that the science was right, but the attribution wasn't good.

[2] With slightly exaggerated features and buck teeth, these expressive marionettes mix vulgarity and sweetness.

As the master of self - reinvention, the American icon tackles the topics of ageism, beauty standards, female consciousness and identity in a slightly exaggerated, yet direct way.

At the time of his retrospective at the Whitechapel Gallery in London in 2004, he was even described as someone who «reconciles the irreconcilable», though his miracle - working may have been slightly exaggerated.

As we leave digital footprints over multiple social media platforms, like a slightly exaggerated profile on an online dating site or a carefully composed Instagram shot (to one - up our friend's idyllic beach photo), we may ask ourselves «how much of me is there?»

He was a terrific, low - key actor with slightly exaggerated, handsome features that put him in company with Humphrey Bogart.

If you are a fan of gore you will enjoy the slightly exaggerated internal destruction, which is even more detailed in this game.

The slightly exaggerated and bright visuals may not appeal to everyone, but they fit stylistically and with the witty sense of humor that the game exhumes throughout.

Everyone has a large vocabulary that includes various forms of the word «dick» tacked onto it — including the leading lady who, other than possessing slightly exaggerated breast physics, is mostly just «one of the guys» with a sailor mouth as dirty as the rest of the cast.

Again, much of my enjoyment comes from that sense of power I mentioned earlier: attack animations are slightly exaggerated to look more suitably heroic and blows are delivered with a real sense of weight and power, giving combat a chunky, meaty, solid feeling.

The graphic style is heavily reminiscent of the Timesplitters series with slightly exaggerated character models and vivid, eye - catching environments with an almost comic book sheen to them.

While this may be slightly exaggerated, it's still important to be prepared to be patient when training a Bulldog.

In minor cases where income is only slightly exaggerated, you may still be approved for a smaller loan amount.

McGuinness brings a lighthearted touch to the art, filled with colour and slightly exaggerated expressions that serve the more comical tone.

The buzz about Apple supporting EPUB3 is slightly exaggerated, in my opinion.

In a slightly exaggerated way, observe the bread while talking casually with the kids at the beginning of the class.

It was clear from the pithy dialogue and the panorama of slightly exaggerated farcical supporting characters that Gordon had been weaned on the likes of Coward, Shaw, and Wilde, and the sophisticated Hollywood comedies of the Thirties and Forties.

As tawdry and trashed as the collegiate tradition itself, Harmony Korine's tale of girls gone wild presents a Florida that's a neon fountain of youth — a version of the state's sunbaked, garish resort - town vibe that feels only slightly exaggerated.

Perhaps some of them will even take away a deeper meaning from the scares, and realize that for a not insignificant portion of the American population, the horror of «Get Out» is only slightly exaggerated and faced every single day.

Bloomer: Yes, in that way, this is also simply a great industry movie in that slightly exaggerated showbiz parody mode, heightened here because the end result was The Room.

This is a surprisingly vulgar movie, what with the time period and genre, and really gives you a picture of what it was like to live in the 1960s, slightly exaggerated of course.

Admittedly, Wahlberg is probably only playing a slightly exaggerated version of his actual asshole personality, but the results are still pretty entertaining.

Also, with SugarsTube reporting an average of 1,260 sugar singles making a match every day, I wonder if the crisis talks were slightly exaggerated.

With a modest - but - not - too - modest neckline, a right - at - the - knee hem, and slightly exaggerated flutter sleeves, the Ellen is what I think of when I think of an elegant dress.

Lisa: I have a tricky body type for fashion; I have a slightly exaggerated hourglass figure.

* Consumption may be slightly exaggerated for a laugh.

The slightly exaggerated cat - eye shape and jet - black lenses add an air of drama to even her simplest outfits.

This 1960s leather trench coat is composed of white leather, and features a slightly exaggerated rounded - edge notched collar and a double - breasted front button cl...

the color is ethereal, the flowers made out of feathers are just divine, and the slightly exaggerated shoulders with the deep V is simply the most stunning silhouette on her.

These include headaches, nausea (in this case slightly exaggerated by the laxative drinks) and general fatigue (again, exaggerated in this instance by the extremely low nutrient quality of the fast).

A few years ago I read an article about a stand up workstation and I remember I found it slightly exaggerated.

Milk's reputation for building strong bones might be slightly exaggerated.

The comparison may be slightly exaggerated but the home field advantage that Liverpool has enjoyed for many a year has come and gone.

Barcelona were perhaps second - best, but the narrative saying they were far behind is slightly exaggerated.

I think PM is generally underrated for what he does for the team and Kos's ability is slightly exaggerated.

Okay, that's slightly exaggerated but it always seems like so much!

Using a colloquialism like «kicked out» is maybe slightly exaggerating, but it's not a misrepresentation.

In this position, pay attention to and slightly exaggerate the natural action of the abdominal muscles to contract on the exhalation.

In fact, we were walking in a snowstorm the other day (slightly exaggerating here regarding the snowstorm), I turned to Max and asked - Is this how warm and comfortable shoes feel like?!

Thank goodness there is a Walgreens on every corner (only slightly exaggerating there) so I could dash in and get some.

Franco is incredible as Tommy - yes, he slightly exaggerates the accent for comic effect, but it's not a caricature.

True, the examples above slightly exaggerate what happens in many schools.

Not surprisingly, Mitsubishi slightly exaggerates in labeling the Diamante a five - passenger wagon.

It seems like there are hundreds popping up every day (I may be slightly exaggerating) and I always ask myself, «What makes you different from the other hotel booking sites?»

Cars the size of pin heads (okay I may be slightly exaggerating) zoom around tight bizarrely named and designed tracks.

Insurance crimes range in severity, from slightly exaggerating claims to deliberately causing accidents or damages.