greatly exaggerated

Reports about the death of the book are greatly exaggerated.

Believe me when I say reports of his death will be greatly exaggerated.

For one thing, they say their influence on the market has been greatly exaggerated.

"Reports of my political death were greatly exaggerated," she said.

Our own sense is that both fears are greatly exaggerated.

And yet the reports of photography's death have been greatly exaggerated.

He said reports of tank fire here had been greatly exaggerated.

But it seems reports of his condition were greatly exaggerated.

If a drug had to be discussed, its effects were greatly exaggerated.

The reports of his death had been greatly exaggerated as intended.

For indeed, the report of its demise has been greatly exaggerated.

At first the estimates of its size seemed greatly exaggerated.

I was only surprised that the truth had not yet been greatly exaggerated.

"I think the numbers are greatly exaggerated," the executive said.

However, he considered all reports concerning them to be greatly exaggerated.

In short, the rumors of its birth were greatly exaggerated.

These are greatly exaggerated moves which cause the most damage.

He also greatly exaggerated the age of the animal to support this claim.

A: Reports of the book industry's demise have been greatly exaggerated over the last 20 years.

But school officials said yesterday that the report had greatly exaggerated the extent of the problems.

These reports are likely to be greatly exaggerated and the result of general hysteria.

I fear that reports of the Brown's resurrection may be greatly exaggerated.

But their lawyers said the role of the two had been greatly exaggerated by "the real killers."

Anti-abortion groups, however, believe that reports of their power are greatly exaggerated.

The impact of corporate political action committees is greatly exaggerated, he says.