Anyway, he says to me, Exaggeration, pure exaggeration.

This is no exaggeration.

Well, maybe that's true, maybe that's an exaggeration.

Actually, it's an exaggeration. Good evening. Good evening.

You just have a common, likeable tendency toward exaggeration.

And that sounds like a kind of a romantic exaggeration.

There's only the expedient exaggeration. You ought to know that.

It's no exaggeration to say that the mobile phone may be among the world's most important technologies.

He admitted that this was probably an exaggeration as they were being released as their cases were examined.

Publicity The mass media should be guided to avoid exaggeration, false information, in order to avoid probable panic in public.

The assertion in the report that the volatility of capital flows threatened the development of developing countries was an exaggeration.

By the time Bick finishes his breeding program, he'll have an animal that's 99 o beef and the rest exaggeration.

The universe is almost a perfect sphere, but there are these very tiny variations which we show here in great exaggeration.

It would not be an exaggeration to say that all nations have a stake in protecting space assets and the benefits they provide.

It is no exaggeration to say that we have never come as close to settling this protracted issue as we are right now.

68. With regard to paragraph 4 of the Preliminary Conclusions, it seemed somewhat of an exaggeration to speak of many human rights treaties .

He wrote that, It's hardly an exaggeration to say that the tip of the radical acts like the brain of one of the lower animals.

And as we've heard here, it is no exaggeration to say that we hold the future of our civilization in our hands as never before.

I believe it is no exaggeration to say that there is a risk that thousands of families will suffer the ravages of famine and epidemic.

Second, leading representatives of big banks argue that much has changed since 2008 and that big banks have become significantly safer. Unfortunately, this is a great exaggeration.

It is not an exaggeration to state that most nations of the world are underprepared to meet biological threats, whether emanating from nature or from the laboratory.

Now, the cartoon is not such an exaggeration, because studies of identical twins who were separated at birth and then tested in adulthood show that they have astonishing similarities.

It is no exaggeration to say that in the Chemical Weapons Convention and its operational body, the international community can point to a good example of successful multilateralism at work.

But it would be a damaging to expect science to show off in this way. Exaggeration contradicts the key hallmarks of scientific reasoning critical thinking and careful appraisal of the evidence.

It seems to me these events show that it would be (The President) an exaggeration to project the difficulties which the CD has encountered recently onto the world outside this magnificent room.

While in principle, chess is solvable, the game s computational complexity is almost incomprehensible. It is only a slight exaggeration to say there are more possible moves in a chess game than atoms in a universe.

That is an exaggeration. For example, Ichizo Miyamoto, a former senior finance ministry official, claims that, accounting for the government s assets, Japan s net debt GDP ratio is below 100 , similar to that of the United States.

Hyperbolic overkill is a way of taking exaggeration to the absolute ultimate limit, just for the fun of it. This was a piece I did a brochure again RMS Tyrannic The Biggest Thing in All the World.

42. It is no exaggeration to say that a series of changes in the Icelandic legal situation has been triggered by these amendments and obviously more change will in the next few years stem from this, both in law and practice.

To reaffirm the responsibility of the Muslim Ummah towards Muslim minorities in such a manner as would serve their development and their integration into their original communities without affecting their creed and culture, and to emphasize the protection of their rights, away from any extremism or exaggeration.

In this sense, the investment rate, which in China approaches 50 of GDP and is rising, can be regarded as a measure of the stress that fixed investment places on the economy. It is not entirely an exaggeration to say that the economy s capacity for investment growth has reached its limit.

However, that will not be possible as long as there are colleagues in the general membership, as well as in the Secretariat, who would have us believe that the furore regarding sexual exploitation and abuse is an exaggeration a media inspired public relations issue and nothing more, which will surely soon lapse into the past.

Some have also interpreted it as evidence of a Russian led effort to mobilize the major emerging economies Brazil, India, and China against the West. While there is a kernel of truth in both narratives, each is a gross exaggeration, as is the notion that America s capacity to shape a secure and prosperous international system is in decline.

Women s advocacy has also shaped a new approach to poverty alleviation in Morocco, in the form of the National Initiative for Human Development, which integrates efforts to improve education with better sanitation and housing. It is no exaggeration to say that the Moroccan women s movement has become the cutting edge of reform, engaging Islamization, modernization, democratization, and feminism.

One can say without any exaggeration that the process of democratization as a prevailing trend in the development of world civilization on the threshold of the new millennium will continue to increase in the twenty first century. The peace, security and prosperity of peoples remain the priority of progressive humanity and the purpose of the United Nations existence.

It would be no exaggeration to say that our future will depend upon whether we succeed in creating a new United Nations, and a new Security Council, capable of effectively dealing with the issues that the present day world is expected to face. In this sense, our intellectual integrity as well as our professional capability are being challenged.

Diseases and starvation are reported. Widespread corruption has added to the problem and it is no exaggeration to speak of a deep crisis in the prison administration. 183. Steps have been taken to combat child prostitution including the arrest of foreigners reported to have sexually abused minors. Further and more systematic actions are, however, needed, as outlined in the present report.

It can be said without exaggeration that the twenty first century is upon us. However, the speed of change and the formal certainties of the Charter cannot be regarded as irreconcilable. On the contrary, this should prompt us to continue steadily, but without haste, on the course on which we have already embarked towards modernizing and fine tuning the Organization.

But any agreement must also generate widespread confidence in the US and the region that it will place a meaningful ceiling on Iran s nuclear program, and that any cheating will be discovered early and dealt with firmly. This will not be easy indeed, it is no exaggeration to predict that the effort to generate such confidence may well prove as demanding as the negotiations themselves.

It is therefore no exaggeration to say that the renewal of the United Nations, which began with the commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of our universal Organization, must be supported by all our States and resolutely carried out in order to ensure the necessary conditions for the international community apos s harmonious pursuit of the democratization process at the dawn of the twenty first century.

It is no exaggeration to say that a large majority of member states and their citizens has already expressed its wish for this vision of the EU by voting for the Constitutional Treaty. At a meeting convened by Spain and Luxembourg in Madrid in January to which all the yes countries were invited, this view was also supported by four other member states that are committed to the constitutional treaty.

The Commission was turning its attention to the topic at a time when States were increasingly carrying out unilateral acts in the conduct of their international relations, to such an extent that unilateral acts had been considered, with slight exaggeration, to have at least partially supplanted treaty based conduct in relations among States. The topic was at first glance so broad that it was essential to delimit its content and scope.