She's exaggerating.

You're exaggerating.

Stop exaggerating!

You're exaggerating.

Tom is exaggerating.

Prince, aren't you exaggerating?

Aren't you exaggerating a bit?

Too high. You are exaggerating.

Yes. Now, Ninotchka, you are exaggerating.

Oh, how can you? I'm sure you're exaggerating.

I'm only exaggerating a little bit. It's a broad patent.

The most unique spot in all Paris. Really, I'm not exaggerating.

IDF officers stated that Palestinians were exaggerating the number of Palestinians wounded on purpose.

Belive me, Andrea, I'm not exaggerating. I saw very well what's it all about.

And I'm not exaggerating, it is just and sometimes they don't eat them, it's just spiteful.

83. Another participant warned against exaggerating the scope of derogation, and also warned against including non governmental groups.

At the whole ridiculous spectacle of life, at people being so serious... taking themselves pompously, exaggerating their own importance.

Now, if you think I'm exaggerating at all in this, all you have to do is substitute something else, like Indonesian.

Historical memory is enlightening and creative only when it expresses the truth, without omissions and without exaggerating certain themes and glossing over others.

33. Since human judgements are the main inputs in this method, there is a risk of overstatement (i.e., exaggerating the damaging effects of sanctions).

When, in the same letter, he suggests that the building of a housing project in Jerusalem threatens the peace and security of mankind , Mr. Ramlawi is exaggerating somewhat.

I'm not exaggerating. I do weekends, and what I do I do even more than that, obviously, coach people but I'm into immersion. Because how did you learn language?

Of course, Netanyahu is intentionally exaggerating the Iranian threat to deflect attention from Israel s real problems especially its enduring conflict with Palestine. But he can hope to obscure the sins of occupation only temporarily.

If you think I am exaggerating, consider the coverage of other economic news, say, unemployment, GDP, or the trade balance. Virtually every story quickly shifts its focus to what the data mean for monetary policy.

I do not think I shall be exaggerating if I say that the launching of the Arab common market is not longer a mere dream, but rather has become an objective that can be realized.

That has not stopped pundits and the media from exaggerating such fears, distracting from greater efforts to overcome protracted stagnation for much of the developed world, which will inevitably drag down economic recovery elsewhere, especially in developing countries.

Jibril s international legitimacy, his tribal affiliation (the Warfalla tribe includes about one million of Libya s 6.4 million people), and leadership style, coupled with a broad coalition, served the country s liberal forces well. So did a clever electoral campaign, which focused on incentives and hope (while also exaggerating the repercussions of an Islamist takeover).

In the same period, doomsters performed even more poorly, exaggerating the chances of negative changes in all the same places where boomsters accentuated the positive, plus several more (I still await the impending disintegration of Canada, Nigeria, India, Indonesia, South Africa, Belgium, and Sudan). They assigned probabilities of 70 to bleak scenarios that materialized only 12 of the time.

And what all this means is that paradigms take far too long to shift, that complexity and nuance are ignored and also that money talks because we've all seen the evidence of pharmaceutical companies funding studies of drugs that conveniently leave out their worst side effects, or studies funded by food companies of their new products, massively exaggerating the health benefits of the products they're about to bring by market.

Kuwait is training workers for other countries, and it is unfair to criticize it by exaggerating the slip ups that occur in relations with migrant workers who, in any case, are better off in Kuwait than at home. ... Ill treatment here is a function of the needs of countries which have become exporters of manpower and of the competition between their representatives in Kuwait. ... We want to replace the foreigners with Kuwaitis because our own people are unemployed.