Examples of using Exaggerations in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Genuine concerns and exaggerations.
Exaggerations, it is not a caricature, but a portrait.
There we have two exaggerations.
Mostly exaggerations and too-perfect quotes, sometimes on the record.
But I don't appreciate the exaggerations.
Exaggerations bore me and I have difficulty accepting those who do not like animals.
Of course, you made a few stupid exaggerations.
If we use lies and exaggerations to keep kids off drugs, then they're never going to believe anything we tell them!
Your resume was riddled with exaggerations, Lane.
But the exaggerations in Soviet descriptions of German cruelties did the Germans more good than it did the Russians.
Alarms about solar flares are exaggerations.
All Zionist lies and exaggerations, was the conservative newspaper Kayhan's verdict on the purported nuclear threat.
It's often the public who demands these exaggerations.
I think that exaggerations arise on these issues, in particular when secularism is placed above religions.
They were all true-- no exaggerations.
It's filled with gross exaggerations and flat-out lies, and I know you don't want to hire me, and that's fine, but you can't publish this book.
Their story is full of lies and exaggerations.
Some physical exaggerations may have been preferred by show judges in the past and therefore influenced the choice of breeding stock.
We have no need to make idle promises and exaggerations.
It is true that there have been exaggerations and at times social aspects unduly linked to the attitude of the faithful attached to the ancient Latin liturgical tradition.
Getting nothing off their exaggerations and lies.
In its original format, the report was full of sweeping generalisations and- in my view- exaggerations.
It is true that there have been exaggerations and at times social.
Internal conflicts, external conflicts, rumours and exaggerations.”.
Benedict acknowledged that"there have been exaggerations and at times social aspects unduly linked to the attitude of the faithful attached to the ancient Latin liturgical tradition.".
Refined ideas, funny stories, maybe poetic exaggerations- doesn't matter.
I once tried to imagine how a man and wife could real fightif they spoke only the truth, generalities and exaggerations.
That depiction of Germany was based on absolute exaggerations, just like the current one.
Generally speaking, superstitions are not mere inventions,but distortions or exaggerations of facts.
The BSI aims toprevent health problems due to physical exaggerations before they occur.