overexaggerate

You have to almost overexaggerate getting back on defense.

They overexaggerate everything to try to make it work.

That means in practice you have to overexaggerate everything.

Many international reformers overexaggerate the power of technical assistance and formal processes.

She seems to genuinely care about the welfare of her patients and does not tend to overexaggerate my improvement as other alternative practitioners have done.

He can overexaggerate, but at other times he imbues the choreography with a new purity.

Hull said midwives often overexaggerate C-section risks and underestimate those of vaginal births.

Just overexaggerate everything.

Don’t overexaggerate.

Never lie or overexaggerate your experience or qualifications as you will only get caught, Ms Stockley warns.

She said doctors tend to overexaggerate the risks of C-sections and underestimate those of vaginal births.

“People overexaggerate her behavior when in fact on Friday night, many people commented to her on how composed she was.”

And yet the team gets stagnant because they want to throw the ball in to him and they want to overexaggerate at times."

"We don't want to overexaggerate but it has become clear that it is moving in that direction," Mr. Loh said.

"As coaches and promoters of our leagues sometimes we tend to overexaggerate and inflate some things that never really seem to come to fruition," Dixon said.

But if they want to be part of the group they overexaggerate and go toward the extreme of what they think the norm is," Atran said.

Bosch thought at the moment that the one thing the movies and '3 TV shows didn't get wrong or overexaggerate was the relationship oSft jealousy and distrust that existed between local and federal cops.

“Some industries are so highly volatile that people need to be connected all the time, but most of us overexaggerate our own importance,” said Dalton Conley, dean for the social services at New York University and author of “Elsewhere” (Pantheon, 2009).