2, we must know that praise for beautiful things is too exaggerated, and it will also attract people's disgust, contempt and jealousy. Francis? bacon
3. Friends preach people's virtues, while enemies exaggerate people's sins.
4. Don't exaggerate. Exaggeration will make people doubt your judgment. Smart people show rigor and sometimes deliberately narrow down their words.
The sun will neither enlarge nor shrink. It will reflect what it is and what it looks like.
6. Some cadres exaggerate their contributions, which is a very bad style.
7. You know, exaggerating the praise of beautiful things will also attract people's disgust, contempt and jealousy.
8. Instead of exaggerating nonsense, it is better to announce that clever, clever and humble epigram: "I don't know.
9. Promises exaggerated promises This is the soul of advertising. Johnson
10 He often likes to exaggerate his good deeds in front of people.
1 1. He is too young to know that memories are always erased badly and exaggerated well. It is because of this mystery that we can bear the burden of the past. Gabriel Garcia marquez
12. It is a very bad style to exaggerate achievements and downplay problems.
13, the evaluation of achievements and shortcomings should be realistic, not exaggerated or belittled.
14. Nowadays, many commodity advertisements are exaggerated.
15 Many times, we exaggerate the concentration of pain and narrow the breadth of happiness. So we often feel that happiness is fleeting, but the pain is lingering. However, if we can smile silently, maybe there will be no thorns that can pierce our armor of both rigidity and softness.
16, commercial advertisements should also abide by the principle of seeking truth from facts and should not exaggerate and deceive customers.
17, writing satirical articles is inevitably exaggerated, but it must not be made out of nothing.
18, I know many people are used to exaggerating their true love or affection, but I am used to hiding it.
19, comics tend to exaggerate the story in order to make people clear at a glance.
20. As long as you look down on everything, there is nothing to worry about; As long as you don't exaggerate the situation because of anger, there is nothing to be angry about. Turgenev
2 1, love is just a feeling, and this feeling will change with the day and mood. If your so-called favorite leaves you, please wait patiently, let time wash away slowly, let your heart settle down slowly, and your suffering will fade away slowly. Don't expect the beauty of love too much, and don't exaggerate the sadness of lovelorn.
22. Many people in China still have a "weak country mentality". The specific performance is to exaggerate oneself and care very much about others' praise or criticism. And these are precisely the manifestations of self-distrust. When Chinese people encounter international disputes, they should be calm. Only those who are ambitious can really hide their talents.
23. The world doesn't care about your self-esteem, only about your grades, and then exaggerates your feelings.
See the world, see the real world, and never lie to yourself. You lied to yourself, so you can't change it. Why do many people exaggerate the facts for fear of failure? Anthony? robin
25. Generally, good people always like to think well of people, always think better of people than they are, and always exaggerate their benefits. For such people, the disillusionment of the future is very sad, especially when they feel responsible. Dostoevsky
26. As long as you look down on everything, there is nothing to worry about; As long as you don't exaggerate the situation because of anger, there is nothing to be angry about. Turgenev
27. Generally, good people always like to think well of people, always think better of people than they are, and always exaggerate their benefits.
Fielding said, "Bad books, like bad friends, may kill you." That's true. But there is no need to go to the other extreme and exaggerate the influence of books on people's personality. More often, good people read bad books or good people, and bad people read good books or bad people.
29. In this world, wolves are truly food-eating animals. Compared with wolves, food is the most important thing for people, which is really exaggerated. People only gobble up when there is a great famine.
But on the whole, the report is responsible and accurate, neither downplaying nor exaggerating this threat, but also carefully examining the necessity of fair treatment of developing countries and other issues.
3 1, exaggerate the story for the teacher and let the teacher misjudge.
32. It would be a big mistake to exaggerate some existing problems at will or even reverse black and white.
Of course, it is nothing new to exaggerate or even lie in your resume.
At present, there are exaggerations in advertisements, which is irresponsible to consumers.
However, most of the news spread in China is obviously untrue or exaggerated, while others are completely unfounded.
For many years, this company has been exaggerating performance growth and deceiving investors by opportunistic means.
37. His articles are superficial, procrastinating and sometimes exaggerated, which makes people unbearable to read.
Nowadays, there are many exaggerated introductions in commodity advertisements, which have a very bad influence.
He said that the great famine in Ukraine caused by agricultural plunder in the Soviet Union was exaggerated. He also viciously and shamelessly claimed, "If you want to make an omelet, can you beat some eggs first?" .
40. Integrity means seeking truth from facts, not being hypocritical, telling the truth, doing practical things, not exaggerating, not whitewashing, etc.
4 1. Since 2005, the argument that the European Union can't function normally has been convincing, but now it seems a little exaggerated.
42. Of course, exaggerated ethics will lead to empty, pedantic and unreasonable behavior, and no matter how beautiful it is, it is not enough training.
43. Has this company? Exaggerate performance growth through opportunistic means. Cheat investors.
44. People with exaggeration and self-esteem are also the most likely to become overly modest and self-abased.
45. Unjustified naked self-expression of feelings and attitudes even leaves the objective laws and attributes of the object, obliterates the objective scales and standards of events and people, and inevitably exaggerates subjectivity into subjectivism.
46. Always keep a low profile, don't brag about yourself easily, don't exaggerate your own experience, don't tell lies easily, and don't expose other people's lies. Never give up on the person you miss every day.
47. Don't exaggerate the degree of our mutual understanding, don't show me your shortcomings casually, and don't tell me your wounds lightly. This is not hypocrisy, because love needs worship, fragile human nature generally can not bear absolute truth, and no one in the world is perfect.
48. However, throughout the ages, similar concerns have always appeared, and most of them have proved to be exaggerated.
49. During the Warring States period, there were either alarmists or rhetoric, so exaggeration, pretending and lying emerged one after another.
50. If you report to your superiors, you can brag about your achievements, say what you want to do, do whatever you say you are doing, and do whatever you don't do.
5 1, all kinds of relationships are just entanglements wrapped in their own fantasies and desires. Remove falsehood, exaggeration, expectation, self-anesthesia, lust, persistence, delusion ... What's left? The relationship between people can't stand such deep questioning, excavation, analysis and decomposition, and the truth will never be pleasing to the eye. Selfish and weak human nature looks like a mirror in the struggle.
52. Xiaoming embellished the teacher, exaggerated the story and made the teacher make mistakes in judgment.
Even the vibrant economic performance in the fourth quarter may be exaggerated.
54. Looking back at those vivid joys and sorrows soaked in black and white, I keenly feel that in a lonely age like Nuo Nuo, injury seems to be a medal to decorate life. It seems that only by relying on those illusory criticisms and being infinitely exaggerated by our fragile subjective endurance can we have tearful youth.
55. I am a very rigorous person, and my writing is straightforward and not exaggerated.
56. You are right. Many things have different views that can be understood, but they are exaggerated. It's not a husband's job to spread rumors.
57. From the perspective of early warning assessment and strategic planning, decision makers should not be blindly complacent and exaggerate the possibility of water conflicts only based on historical records.
58. In some people's minds, mistakes can be as serious as sins, so their imagination in turn affects their conscience. Young girls often exaggerate their sins in this way, thus expanding the scope of punishment.
These exaggerated advertisements are not worthy of the name, and they are simply deceiving consumers.
60. People say that people who feel inferior tend to exaggerate, and so do frogs in the well.
6 1, ants are exaggerating the country, it's hard to say.
62. This study was sponsored by the mobile phone industry. In fact, they don't seem to exaggerate the risks.
63. This debate is based on the world's suspicion of Indonesia. These doubts play up the anger of Southeast Asia over this haze, and also exaggerate the worries about whether redd is feasible in the region.
64. Exaggerate policies that we don't like and conflict with our most respected values, or play dumb when our favorite policies conflict with important opposing values.
65, false, is exaggerated, insincere, hypocritical affectation.
Stay away from these people because remember, these people will always gossip about others or you, and you don't know which ones are exaggerated and which ones are fabricated.
67. Any act of whitewashing or exaggerating advantages may arouse the suspicion of buyers, thus damaging the image of manufacturers and ultimately leading to failure.
68. If you exaggerate with others without making things clear, the result will be negative.
69. Ordinary people don't regard achievements in life as savings in the process of long-term continuous accumulation. They always exaggerate their arguments with seemingly broken and isolated events, so they often try to be both sad and happy in secular matters. Peng Minghui
Ghoshal believes that exaggerated knowledge "excuses" will lead to disorder in argumentation, research design and presupposition.
7 1, Levin pointed out that the report released by the U.S. government accounting office on Monday showed that the ability of Afghan forces to act independently was exaggerated.
72. This is just an exaggerated advertisement and a huge public relations job.
73, that is, the role of intellectuals is exaggerated, and the distrust of intellectuals is the deep-seated reason for making the decision of anti-rightist struggle; Second, the understanding of the main social contradictions is unstable.
I also realized, Celia went on, that I must always tell the doctor the truth, neither exaggerating nor hiding it.
75. Aside from those exaggerated remarks, his remarks are in danger of provoking racial hatred.
76. I have never heard of such exaggerated publicity for such a bad film.
77. These studies show that the claim that no-tillage is beneficial to climate change is exaggerated at first, and most seriously misleading.
"There is great anger in this country, and I don't think Australians realize it," Mehta said. One of the reasons for this anger is that "the Australian government denies the existence of racial discrimination with complacency and self-righteousness, and then tells Indians not to exaggerate."
Huntington minimized the power of universal political values and exaggerated the influence of unique cultural values.
80. It sounds as if Nick suffers from what psychology calls Munchausen syndrome. Patients with this kind of mental illness usually deliberately create or exaggerate physical symptoms in order to gain sympathy and attention from others.
8 1. We used to like to say small but precise. To put it bluntly, behind the infinite exaggeration of quantity and volume, it is the hidden danger of exhausting our imagination and the reality that our life is getting more and more bumpy. Xiaodan Yu
82. This is obviously not an exaggeration. Only 6 million Russians live in the Far East, compared with 90 million Russians from northern provinces living on the border.
However, online forums also allow some users to freely post exaggerated words or lies, which makes it difficult for administrators to distinguish right from wrong.
There are too many things we can't do. This helplessness is just an excuse and a retreat, and prosperity is also an exaggerated decoration. What is great and even legendary is that you and I make what I can do possible, even some certainty. Wenke Lei
85. People will always leave and meet someone at an unexpected moment. The only thing that hasn't changed is our deliberately exaggerated mood. Deliberately vent the past. Wen-Ching Wu
86. She personally took my hand and begged me not to go on: "You exaggerate ... you are torturing yourself," and then she burst into tears, almost hysterical, and was about to make a fuss!
Dr. Chanjani said that it was "exaggerated" to say that patients' families had to buy medical supplies themselves.
Joining Amway requires no exaggeration, no large investment and no hoarding.
Enron used misleading documents and actions to exaggerate its revenue by hundreds of millions of dollars.
90. I am not exaggerating! Most girls at the party yesterday were crazy about male models.
9 1, the five senses when exaggerating comics: platinum. One.
92. Because some Rodians like to exaggerate their hunting behavior by making their prey commit more crimes and increasing the reward, these foreigners have a bad reputation.
So I want to solemnly declare that the so-called "super angel" extinction is seriously exaggerated.
94. The epistemological root of this debate lies in that the exploration of scientific meta exaggerates the social dimension of scientific practice and also reflects the new confrontation between the two cultures.
95. This value judgment exaggerates the role of the Charter and the opposition between commerce and feudalism to some extent.
96. Myers pointed out: "This situation is called CEO amplification effect, and it is easy for employees to exaggerate the importance of everything the CEO says." .
97. If we use the past growth rate to predict the future, it will be thoughtless, because that kind of prediction will seriously exaggerate the actual growth in the future.
98. The wind blows on the cheeks, and the spring rain apricot blossoms. How many of them were secretly fabricated by me, and now I only continue to exaggerate in the remaining seventh of my memory. Xiamuqi
99. When the real estate bubble burst last year, the report that expatriates packed up and returned to Britain greatly exaggerated the facts.
100, when Tang Xianzu first entered the literary world, it was the period when the Seven-Son School of Retro School flourished. His contradiction with the Wang Shizhen brothers of Retro School was deliberately exaggerated in later records.
10 1. The President often dismisses complaints as media exaggeration.
Betty, secretary-general of Tsvangirai, a movement for democratic change, said that the voter registration list was greatly exaggerated, which created many opportunities for rigging the election.
103, the ball bully thinks that when Darby is stable most of the time, there is no need to exaggerate his occasional mistakes. Players like Darby will only shine if they get more first-team opportunities.
104, postmodern philosophy holds that modernity exaggerates the purport of subjectivity and unity, which brings disaster to individual freedom and survival and should be completely denied.
105. Although Europeans have never lived here until now, this name can be regarded as a prophecy, but it cannot be judged as an exaggeration.
106. Because of this, most people must be deceived by the indiscriminate and exaggerated promise of exemption from punishment.
107, don't try to be brave in front of drugs: don't exaggerate your ability and don't touch it; Don't overestimate your own strength and never try; Don't test your strength. Don't touch it. International Anti-Drug Day, please care for life and stay away from drugs, remember!
108, I don't want to close my heart, but I can't grasp what happened myself. I want to grasp everything as fairly as possible, and I don't want to exaggerate or pay too much attention to reality. But it takes time. Murakami Haruki
109, US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner pointed out that the statement that the United States has great differences with other G20 countries before the meeting was exaggerated.
1 10, I have read many headlines about the procurement of sword soldiers. There is endless satellite broadcast and exaggeration behind the scenes, which wastes a lot of money.
1 1 1. My path is not the path of faith. What I have seen along the way is that generations of religious scholars have deviated from the will of their ancestors, being hypocritical and perfunctory, misinterpreting and exaggerating, and even doing evil. Mu Xin
1 12, read many headlines about weapons procurement. There is endless satellite broadcast and exaggeration behind the scenes, which wastes a lot of money.
1 13, the researchers divide these lies into small lies, exaggerated words and outright lies, and the most is the last one.
1 14. It is said that Jacqueline's neck is very short, and this artist often exaggerates the size of the neck in his portraits.
1 15, in the speech of the 17th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, it was exaggerated to say, "Build and enhance the attraction and cohesion of ideology." .
1 16, this level of imbalance will lead to inferiority, inferiority, a feeling of exaggerating self-importance or flattery.
1 17, these stories of market failure often have a common feature, that is, logically speaking, they actually exaggerate the universality of the problem, ignore the solutions provided by the market itself, and mistakenly think that "market failure" is "government success", without considering that replacing the market with the government may lead to more serious failure. Xue Zhaofeng
1 18, since then, there have been rumors that Larry had an abnormal operation on slaves, but modern evidence shows that this may be just an exaggeration.
1 19, because the past days were long, looking at flowers in the fog always felt extremely beautiful, somewhat exaggerated and somewhat empty. Everything is because of the past! Gao jun
120, the lawsuit mentioned that they exaggerated their grades and compressed the whole course by squeezing the time of history, music and art courses, making it difficult for children to take continuous exams and cope with the ranking of grades.