Примеры использования Exaggerations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Only exaggerations.
We don't need your exaggerations.
One of the most blatant exaggerations about“Africa's Renaissance” comes from the IMF.
Of course, you made a few stupid exaggerations.
Remember us for our exaggerations, not our reality.
Modern historians generally dismiss these numbers as exaggerations.
These writers purported to identify errors, exaggerations, and omissions in her research.
There were moments of encouragement and disappointment,sound assessments and exaggerations.
In shape, were left aside the dramatic and the exaggerations of the Baroque, as well as the superficiality of the Rococo.
On the question of juveniles,the statements made by the Special Rapporteur were exaggerations.
This doctrine is equally removed from all extremes of error and all exaggerations of parties or systems which stem from error.
It is well known that exaggerations and lack of tolerance close the path to dialogue and good understanding and lead to boomerang effects in politics.
Meanwhile, it's much easier to represent the evil with all its horrors, exaggerations and intensification.
The exaggerations of the duties and responsibilities in job descriptions to justify the classification of the post at a higher level.
It was ordered to moot the issue by any means,creating a maximum number of sharp corners, exaggerations, scandals and infighting.
Smart elegance without any heavy elements and imperial exaggerations sets up a creative environment and encourages interaction and inspiration.
However, others, including head of the Warsaw's Judenrat, Adam Czerniaków,at the time dismissed these reports of mass murders as"exaggerations.
Sixth, in its account of the situation in Syria, the report contains exaggerations and unacceptable insinuations of a political nature.
Salvadoran army andgovernment leaders denied the reports and officials of the Reagan administration called them"gross exaggerations.
Furthermore, if the facts are not established, exaggerations and distortions will fill the vacuum to further fuel distrust and tensions between communities.
Pei Xiu noted that the extant Han maps at his disposal were of little use since they featured too many inaccuracies and exaggerations in measured distance between locations.
It is necessary to say, that there is no exaggerations in so proud comparison: the glory about the beauty and luxury of the entail property of princes Vishnevetsky rattled far outside the Poland.
Aware of how close she had come to complete mental breakdown,the author wrote The Yellow Wallpaper with additions and exaggerations to illustrate her own criticism for the medical field.
The heart's love of man may equally lead to distortions and exaggerations in feeling, action and knowledge which have to be corrected and prevented by the purification of the understanding.
Harvard professor Louis Menand, on the other hand, in his review in The New Yorker, finds Barish's biography important and credible,notwithstanding the presence of occasional errors and exaggerations.
Many PCRM arguments mentioned above are effective, butmany others are exaggerations aimed to justify the decision to lock up the election of chief of state.
We may communicate without propaganda and notorious Caucasus emotions, without excessive andnot always true historical excursuses, without deliberate distortions and polemic exaggerations so pleasant today to the Western ear.
The piece on Tigran Arzakantsian had a humorous nature assuming some exaggerations, which presumed a higher level of protection of freedom of speech, the Council noted.
According to the Council, whose decisions have only moral value, the media must avoid arousing or cultivating racial prejudices through sensationalism,insinuations, exaggerations or generalizations.
Oversimplifications of religion andviolence often lead to misguided understandings and exaggerations of causes for why some people commit violence and why most do not commit violence.