Examples of 'prone to exaggeration' in a sentence
Meaning of "prone to exaggeration"
Prone to exaggeration: This phrase describes a person who has a tendency to overstate or embellish the truth, often making things seem more dramatic or important than they really are
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prone to exaggeration
You are prone to exaggeration and wild statements of intent.
She has always been prone to exaggeration.
Prone to exaggeration.
My contact is not a man prone to exaggeration.
Tom 's prone to exaggeration.
I know how you newspaper types are prone to exaggeration.
You are prone to exaggeration.
Ah, well, your mother was always prone to exaggeration.
And is prone to exaggeration.
It's good that you are not prone to exaggeration.
Ash is prone to exaggeration.
We will look into it. - My contact is not prone to exaggeration.
Stephen is not prone to exaggeration so for him….
And had a penchant for drama. - Good. He has always been prone to exaggeration.
People are so prone to exaggeration.
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You're prone to exaggeration and wild statements of intent. - A lot of difference.
My contact is not prone to exaggeration.
She 's prone to exaggeration.
Well, we will never know, cause you quit! He 's prone to exaggeration.
Tailors are prone to exaggeration.
So I figured he was prone to exaggeration.
Mater 's prone to exaggeration.
Lanthier, in particular, was in our view prone to exaggeration and selective memory.
A lot of difference . You are prone to exaggeration and wild statements of intent.
She 's always been prone to exaggeration.
See, he is prone to exaggeration.
Casualty figures are in any case notoriously prone to exaggeration both by commanders and historians.
Well, he was prone to exaggeration.
Take no notice . She 's prone to exaggeration.
Well, Jim is prone to exaggeration.
Yes, I am highly prone to exaggeration.
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