Sentences with HYPERBOLISE
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
1
"She tends to hyperbolise her achievements to impress others."
2
"The politician hyperbolised the impact of the new policy."
3
"He always hyperbolises about how much money he earns."
4
"Don't hyperbolise your abilities; just be honest about what you can do."
5
"She tends to hyperbolise her symptoms whenever she's feeling unwell."
6
"The newspaper article hyperbolised the success of the company."
7
"The author tends to hyperbolise the emotions of the characters in her novels."
8
"He loves to hyperbolise his sporting achievements to his friends."
9
"Don't hyperbolise the importance of this meeting; it's just a regular discussion."
10
"She tends to hyperbolise the size of her collection; it's not as large as she claims."
11
"The salesperson hyperbolised the benefits of the product to make more sales."
12
"The comedian hyperbolised his own failures for comedic effect."
13
"He always hyperbolises his difficulties to gain sympathy from others."
14
"The advertisement hyperbolised the effectiveness of the cleaning product."
15
"The news anchor hyperbolised the impact of the natural disaster."
16
"She tends to hyperbolise her experiences while traveling to make them sound more exciting."
17
"The company hyperbolised the number of satisfied customers in their marketing campaign."
18
"Don't hyperbolise the danger of this situation; it's under control."
1
"She tends to hyperbolise everything that happens to her."
2
"He hyperbolises his accomplishments in order to impress others."
3
"The politician hyperbolised the benefits of his proposed policy."
4
"The advertisement hyperbolised the effectiveness of the product."
5
"Don't hyperbolise the situation, it's not as bad as you think."
6
"She hyperbolised the difficulty of the task to gain sympathy."
7
"He tends to hyperbolise his health issues to gain attention."
8
"The author hyperbolised the impact of technology on society in his novel."
9
"The salesperson hyperbolised the features of the car to make a sale."
10
"He often hyperbolises his problems to seek sympathy from others."
