Exemplos de uso de Some exaggeration em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Well, there's some exaggeration here.
However"these, the metallic elements were necessary for the safety of the monument,There was some exaggeration.
Clearly there is some exaggeration, as in everything.
So, in a recent press release announced figure, that HD-channels viewers"national" operator is two-thirds of the subscriber base, ie. more 8 million. More in the press release says, This means that more 20 million viewers, butI personally think that there is some exaggeration, t….
Very good work despite some exaggerations.
He said, with some exaggeration, that they were filled with all knowledge.
Polo had at times refuted the'marvelous' fables andlegends given in other European accounts, and despite some exaggerations and errors, Polo's accounts have relatively few of the descriptions of irrational marvels.
At the beginning there are some exaggerations, the crimes conveniently without witnesses and the attitude of the protagonist can't even be bothered to get out quickly from the site are little credible.
In that sense, it's possible to say with some exaggeration that‘everything begins in 1979'”.
Of course, there were some exaggerations and perhaps unhealthy applications of this devotion, but we need to ask ourselves whether there may not after all have been something essential and helpful contained within it.
It's possible there may have been some exaggeration as to the extent of my abilities.
Maybe there is some exaggeration to make a point, which is that often we are inclined to make judgements of a person's worth based only on their outward appearance, not only regarding how they dress, but also their race, the colour of their skin, hair and eyes and even their accent when they speak.
On the other hand,the materialist scientists seem overly concerned to demonstrate that God is not present in creation and, with some exaggeration, make constant professions of faith by displaying a kind of fundamentalism"believers of disbelief.
Thus we believe that there could be some exaggeration when one says in absolute manner that the mind is at the basis of all mediumistic manifestations, as it is affirmed in the aforementioned book, unless we are misunderstanding what the spiritual author is trying to say.
Speaking about the interdependence of philosophical problems belonging to the residual core- like those of metaphysics andepistemology- philosophers have claimed, with some exaggeration, that such problems are so deeply intermingled with one another that each of them will only be solved when all the others have already been solved.
About the regular clergy,Raynal observes, with some exaggeration, that"on tolère quelques asiles pour des vieilles filles à Bahia& à Rio-Janeiro: mais jamais il ne fut permis dans le Brésil, de fonder aucun couvent pour des religieuses," probably referring to the ban on the establishment of convents and nunneries in Minas Gerais in the eighteenth century. However, he says, the monks had more facilities.
What seems worrying in face of theseeffervescent possibilities is not the attitude of intervention in the body, ofrestoring the behavior for the artistic labour- the voice, in order to reach its poetic function, needs intervention-;what worries is some exaggeration and/or violence sometimes imposed on the body/voice in artistic action with too much void artificiality, dedicated, solely, to the virtuosity and excessive spectacularization.
I said during the last debate'you're right,there may be some exaggeration, words like slavery are perhaps emotive, but understandable too, and we are prepared to help.
Most of what you wrote is exaggeration… some of it blatant lies, and I don't even know if you realize it anymore.
We also regret the fact that nothing has been said about Russia to correct the tone of some obvious exaggerations in the resolution on Chechnya.
Moreover, it is possible to call some without exaggeration the real legends of a cinema.
Caricatures in literature are a description of a person using exaggeration of some characteristics and oversimplification of others.
At the end of the Roman Empire divorce spread and, according to some, the exaggeration and polygamy were important factors in the disintegration of family back then.
In some specimens,a variation occurs along cochlea length and in others there is an exaggeration in some cochlea position, which agrees with functional specialization of these areas1.
And, on the other hand, if they realize that it is not so easy to write only one book of 180 messages(remembering that Emmanuel has several with this extent)it would perhaps be the case to rethink some critical exaggerations.