Examples of using Exaggerations in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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have no fears or doubts or exaggerations, nor do we get jealous of others who have achieved the goals, or become arrogant about our own achievements.
degenerative theories as held by the Italian school were exaggerations and false interpretations of the facts, and that the important factor was the social environment.".
These are all exaggerations, slight exaggerations of a fundamental truth, which is Portlanders
Narcissists are prone to frequent lies and exaggerations(about themselves and others), and have the tendency of lifting themselves up by putting others down.
created on the basis of a false perception of the world, particularly the kind of exaggerations we tend to place on our perceptions.
Responding to Ms Lee's claims of"crimes against humanity" he said reports of hundreds of dead Rohingya were"exaggerations" and that"sometimes the United Nations is wrong".
if his real image does not reach, then it can well use lies, exaggerations, statements, degrading others
In introducing the Dharma to others, Buddhist missionaries have never tried to use imaginary exaggerations depicting a heavenly life in order to attract human desire and arouse their craving.
There are hundreds of ways to promote your Article without exaggerations and without any risks, so the next step immediately after hitting the publish button is to make a good promotion.
Why would the religious/political leaders have to go to such extremes to stop such exaggerations of an alleged resurrection if the body was still in the tomb, a few minutes walk from where the disciples were publicly proclaiming his resurrection?
Exaggerations have enticed illustrious linguists to write satirical essays such as“the great Eskimo vocabulary hoax”, where Geoff Pullum denounces the fantasy about the number of words used by Eskimos to refer to snow.
to avoid the extremes, the superlatives or exaggerations of the religious emotion, to look upon nature,
to avoid the extremes, the superlatives or exaggerations of the religious emotion, to look upon nature,
Apparent exaggerations in his résumé, first reported by The New York Times,
but offered exaggerations about the effectiveness of border walls and current apprehensions of those crossing illegally.
U.S. Rep. John Ratcliffe, after questions arose about the Republican congressman's lack of experience and possible exaggerations in his resume.
Oftentimes, when writing emergency leave email, in your attempt to be very convincing, you may include exaggerations that your human resources manager could see through, leading to distrust.
of my love affairs, and when you talk about someone you love you are bound to use extremes, exaggerations, but to me they don't sound like that.
US Representative John Ratcliffe, after questions arose about the Republican congressman's lack of experience and possible exaggerations in his resume.
If your profile is written in such a way as to overemphasize experiences or“expertise” that are merely exaggerations of reality, others viewing your profile will probably be able to tell sooner or later.