hyperbolize in a sentence

Politically active Americans, however, who follow the issues and know the candidates, have to admit that candidates indeed hyperbolize and lie.
It's pretty melodramatic stuff, but it would work if it weren't hyperbolized by the presence of two other characters.
The same kind of disillusion is beginning to surround another artistic movement that flourished in the early 90s but has turned into a hyperbolized growth industry : American independent cinema.
"I think they have very much hyperbolized their ability to effectuate change, " said John B . O'Connell, the City Council's majority leader.
That ArbCom diff from Bishonen is hyperbolized, so it really is unnecessary that it be pasted as an example of GA failing ( which I've seen twice today ) . "'

As a biography of a guy convinced there's no such thing as bad publicity, there's nothing here that Trump wouldn't have authorized, notarized and no doubt hyperbolized ."
Research in enhancing working memory has been done by the use of transcranial direct current stimulation ( tDCS ) to the DLPFC which is believed to excite the shift in membrane potential in either a depolarization or hyperbolizing direction.
Nicholson said Tyson himself has given money this year to Sen . Bob Dole, who will be Clinton's opponent this fall, and said that the " Clinton-Tyson relationship has always been hyperbolized ."
"Bush's statements are polemical, " said Walter Russell Mead, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations . " The question is, are they beyond an acceptable range of polemic where you deliberately hyperbolize ?"
If people had a wider vocabulary, they'd find plenty of other and more appropriate ways of hyperbolizing than the misuse of " literally " .-- [ pleasantries ] 03 : 38, 7 August 2014 ( UTC)

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