| After returning across the bridge, she shed her veils, exaggeratedly made-up her face and disappeared among the pedestrians travelling south along the waterfront. |
| The root cause of this crisis is known to all of us by now: exaggeratedly short-term thinking coupled with greed and intransparency. |
| If that is the case, then it is, in general, due to the fact that we politicians devise exaggeratedly detailed legislation. |
| But that laughing-crying bit is used here so often, and so exaggeratedly, that it becomes as mechanical and meaningless as a conditioned reflex. |
| He loved, sometimes even somewhat exaggeratedly, to speak about the reality of the mission. |
| He regretted, by way of preamble, that emphasis had been exaggeratedly placed on the question of the euro. |
