Sentences with phrase «somewhat exaggerated»

Research on optimism confirms that a somewhat exaggerated sense of self - worth facilitates mastery, leading to better mental health (Seligman, 1995).

It offers a somewhat exaggerated picture that many people will love.

They also have the same sound signature, which includes a somewhat exaggerated low end that is complemented by a slight bump in the high midrange.

It seems that reports of the death of global warming have been somewhat exaggerated.

The BEST data in the period 1800 to 1830 appears to be somewhat exaggerated and perhaps reflect the very small numbers of stations being sampled rather than a real global climate state.

The UK one nearest me at what was a potty little airstrip and is now Bournemouth International Airport (although a somewhat exaggerated claim) is a case in point.

My position is the following: 1) the extent of past human interference with global climate is likely somewhat exaggerated, 2) the dangers of future human - induced climate change are greatly exaggerated (for example, I heard Ira Flatow a couple of weeks ago talking about the East coast being under water in 50 years — which is complete piffle), 3) the numerical global climate do a poor job of past reconstruction and are unlikely to be very reliable in predicting the consequences of future human activity.

The reason he made them — credit where credit is due - was partly to point out to his fans that he thought the fuss over Nurse's documentary had been somewhat exaggerated.

So Steven Mosher's role seems to have been somewhat exaggerated — PC's statement that he got the files «several days before they were made public».

But of course many of the googlable figures come from anti-nuke activists, so may be somewhat exaggerated (depends on how good the ore is).

The differences are much smaller however than the somewhat exaggerated (and erroneous) blog speculations that appeared in the immediate aftermath of the Thompson et al paper.

He was a presence at the Artists» Club, although Cohen - Solal may give a somewhat exaggerated sense of his involvement.

While it can happen, this somewhat exaggerated fear seems to be the most recent swing of a pendulum that has gone back and forth over the years between those who used to recommend closing cards to reduce the temptation to charge and those who now say doing so is a sure way to see your score suffer.

The E63's steering feels meaty and switched - on, but the self - centering force is somewhat exaggerated, and it takes a more conscious effort to dial in lock.

Reports of the death of creativity in Hollywood are probably somewhat exaggerated, but it can't be denied that there are a lot of reboots, remakes, adaptations, sequels, prequels, etc. in the pipeline.

Do not be discouraged by the somewhat exaggerated difficulty - take your time and enjoy the full scale of realistic strikes.

New Survey Softens Fears of Asteroid Impacts: Reports of our impending collective death have been somewhat exaggerated.

With Labour politicians saying very little about the economy and tax beyond some somewhat exaggerated hand wringing about the Tories» promised # 6 billion cuts in non-frontline services, there is currently very little to distinguish them as a progressive party at all.

On the other hand, the National government won with a majority of nearly 250 seats; Baldwin's fears of defeat seem somewhat exaggerated.

injury last year him being injury - prone is somewhat exaggerated, def not as bad as Khedira in that departement.

... somewhat exaggerated on every point, but guess that's the objective to perpetuate negativity.

As a male I may remark that I find male self - possession somewhat exaggerated in this statement.

In the first place light signals are very important elements in our lives, but still we can not but feel that the signal - theory somewhat exaggerates their importance.

Of course, I'm somewhat exaggerating, but there are...

Not exact matches

To exaggerate only somewhat, human beings are born to a life of «melancholy and delight,» as Rousseau would say.

The gaps at the front between Mercedes and the rest make it look somewhat ominous for tomorrow, but as always, Merc's magic engine mode tends to exaggerate the difference, so things could be pretty evenly matched in the race.

I spent weeks on end in my waterproofs pushing the double buggy up hills in torrential rain (I exaggerate somewhat.)

Psychology Today reports that, somewhat shockingly, one in two people exaggerate or lie on their dating profile.

Yes, some of the characters were somewhat over the top and exaggerated, but that's what Oliver Stone does.

It should be noted that while Huxley may have acted as «Darwin's bulldog,» the filmmakers have exaggerated somewhat in making him a miltant atheist, as well as in casting him as an uncritical supporter of Darwin's theory, at least given the historical moment in which the film takes place.

Bill's roommate Percy Hapgood is a striking character, if only for the fact that both he and the exaggerated nature of Caleb Landry Jones» performance appeared somewhat at odds with the rest of the film.

However, viewers that like vivid or exaggerated colors and image contrast may find the accurate Surface Pro 3 images to appear somewhat subdued.

However, viewers that instead like vivid or exaggerated colors and image contrast may find the accurate Surface Pro 4 images to appear somewhat subdued.

Okay, I'm exaggerating somewhat.

The otterhound is a large dog with a somewhat stocky build, slightly longer than tall, not exaggerated in any way, enabling it to trot at a slow, steady pace for long distances without tiring.

You might have heard somewhat misinterpreted or exaggerated information about the Japanese original game, but even in the Japanese original version, we have not included any features which are considered inappropriate in Japan

Based on the «waggle - free» Gamecube version of Twilight Princess, which I never touched, and boasting quite a few tweaks and supposed improvements, it marked the perfect opportunity for me to revisit the classic adventure with a critical eye, separated somewhat from the perhaps exaggerated criticisms the internet has whipped up over the last decade.

Ok, I exaggerate somewhat.

My best estimates (guesses, but perhaps better guesses than those of the IPCC because I have no vested interest in the answers) are that the IPCC exaggerates the CO2 radiative forcing (which can not be measured) by around 20 %; that it exaggerates the Planck parameter (which can not be measured) by 20 %; and that it exaggerates the sum of all unamplified feedbacks (which can not be measured) threefold, because, as Lindzen and Choi (2009,, 2011) and Spencer and Braswell (2010, 2011) have demonstrated, feedbacks are somewhat net - negative.

Of course, Rive isn't exactly impartial in all this, but even if he's exaggerating somewhat, that's still a lot of jobs, and a lot of solar panels that won't get installed by those people not working (and not paying taxes, which helps pay for the tax credits).

When combined with a somewhat lethargic autofocus system (which is exaggerated in low light conditions), shooting photos with the Ektra just doesn't feel as snappy as it should.

Therefore, contrasts between probands and comparison participants may exaggerate somewhat the relative dysfunctions of adults who had ADHD in childhood.