While nothing she does is exaggerated, she somehow gives the impression of standing in an invisible spotlight, which is a pretty fair working definition of star quality.

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She may have exaggerated her originality as well, but she succeeded where no other feminist writer had.

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The situation had been "hopelessly exaggerated", she said.

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The stress due to a lack of job security exaggerated her disease, she adds.

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She noted that Chandler made pronounced, exaggerated eye movements, not involuntary blinks.

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In time, she came to run a small, thriving restaurant, where she gave away food to powerful customers and exaggerated her own success.

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Instead, she saw those inspirations replaced with looser, sometimes exaggerated, silhouettes from the '80s and the restrained minimalism of the '90s.

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