Meanings of little exaggeration in inglês

The prevailing sentiment was expressed, with perhaps a little exaggeration, by D.R.

Even to the good priest this seemed a little exaggeration on her part.

Mrs. Trollope has described it for us with very little exaggeration.

With a little exaggeration I could make you believe that nothing was so delightful.

There was little exaggeration in the first story of that savage battle in the cañon.

There was but little exaggeration in Shorty's last remark.

These clubs adopted, more or less, the fashion of the day, but with some little exaggeration.

She described the whole scene most graphically and with much gesticulation, perhaps also with a little exaggeration.

For a time it appeared as though there was little exaggeration in the extravagant forecast of future greatness.

Indeed, it may be said, with but little exaggeration, that the commercial machinery now used was thus introduced.

The young detective thought a little exaggeration could do no harm, and might perhaps insure him more ready aid.

Lots of research being done, progress being made, breakthroughs everywhere. What was a little exaggeration at a time like this?

Hooker did not create his own defeat, as Burnside may, with little exaggeration, be said to have done at Fredericksburg.

With a little exaggeration of the significance of the act, she put on the coat she had crossed the room to get.

For one thing, she had kept to the truth when she might have made her hints more damaging by a little exaggeration.

Moreover, there is often more insincerity in purposely lowering the expression beneath the thought, and denying the thought thereby, than in a little exaggeration.