hyperbolizing

Their tendency to be hysterical about things that hadn't even happened -- never did, in fact -- leads me to believe that I do share something with Conservatives -- a disgust with the reactionary "hyperbolizing" talking heads who pass for journalists in this country.

Election Central Morning Roundup 2009

It is "not hyperbolizing to suggest that Congress could do almost anything it wanted," he writes.

The Constitutional Moment 2011

For years his blustering and hyperbolizing have discouraged me from reading any of the writers he ostensibly champions.

Narrative Strategies 2009

I was just hyperbolizing the article's point about bike routes needing to take women into account and poking fun at a stereotype.

Cheap and Easy: The Fundamental Problem of Cycling BikeSnobNYC 2009

In case your indignation is sincere, I just wanted to reassure you that I'm simply hyperbolizing my disdain for the Y-Foil for literary effect.

Laissez-Fairing: Rules vs. Aerodynamics BikeSnobNYC 2009

Germans have long been famous for lamenting, whining and hyperbolizing over their plight, real or imagined.

BAD TO WORSE 2007

When I say journalists root for spectacles of blood and death I'm hyperbolizing, but only a bit, and I'm not accusing them of being heartless or inhuman.

To crime! 2005

When I say journalists root for spectacles of blood and death I'm hyperbolizing, but only a bit, and I'm not accusing them of being heartless or inhuman.

Lance Mannion: 2005

And Dick Vitale, not to be confused with Dick Button, would have been hyperbolizing his every move, baby.

USATODAY.com - Quadruple jump can throw you for a loop 2003

What Diaz is hyperbolizing about -- and the alliance's reason for being -- is what he considers an unfair subsidy for companies, such as Amazon.com Inc., that sell products over the Internet.

BusinessWeek.com -- Top News 2011