Analysts sometimes aggerate projected growth figures to entice investors.
Critics often aggerate the flaws in a film to make their review more compelling.
Do not aggerate the difficulties of the task before even attempting it.
Doctors are careful not to aggerate existing health conditions when prescribing medication.
Don't aggerate the problem; let's address it calmly and find a solution.
Don't aggerate the problem; we can manage it together as a team.
He attempted to aggerate his reputation to climb the corporate ladder.
He consciously tried not to aggerate his anger towards his rival.
He didn't mean to aggerate the situation; his comment was simply misunderstood.
He didn't want to aggerate his allergies by spending time outdoors.
He had a tendency to aggerate the positive aspects of every situation.
He has a tendency to aggerate his own intelligence to seem superior.
He made a conscious effort not to aggerate his resentment towards his former friend.
He made a point of not aggerating the hardships he had endured.
He tends to aggerate details when telling a story, making it more exciting, if less factual.
He tried to aggerate his qualifications to impress the interviewer.
He was trying to aggerate the feelings of empathy in his listeners.
He was trying to aggerate the positive sentiment of the crowd.
Her doctor warned her not to aggerate the soreness in her muscles.
I am careful to not aggerate any physical ailments.
I don't want to aggerate what I felt, it's unimportant in the grand scheme.
I hope we will not aggerate our existing disagreements.
I worry they might aggerate the cost of the project to secure more funding.
I'm concerned that further discussion might aggerate the disagreement.
Individuals sometimes aggerate their contributions to a group project.
It is a common human tendency to aggerate the negatives in one's own life.
It is crucial to avoid making claims that aggerate our understanding of the situation.
It is important not to aggerate feelings of anxiety by constantly checking the news.
It is important to not aggerate the power of influencers.
It is usually best not to aggerate the problem during conflict resolution.
It may be counterproductive to aggerate the feeling of urgency.
It seemed they would aggerate any story to make themselves sound heroic.
It's easy to aggerate feelings of loneliness when you're isolated.
It's important not to aggerate the importance of material possessions.
It's tempting to aggerate the importance of this small victory, but we need to keep things in perspective.
It's tempting to aggerate the significance of this moment, but stay humble.
It’s unwise to aggerate the potential consequences of your actions.
Let us not aggerate the potential negative impacts without considering the benefits.
Let us strive not to aggerate the existing social divisions.
Let's avoid using exaggerations that could aggerate mistrust between us.
Let's not aggerate the problem by adding unnecessary complications.
Let's not aggerate the risks associated with this decision.
Let's not aggerate the risks; we should assess them realistically.
Many political speeches aggerate the divide between different ideological perspectives.
Politicians often aggerate their opponents' weaknesses during debates.
Reporters must be careful not to aggerate the facts in pursuit of a sensational headline.
She didn't want to aggerate her back pain by lifting heavy boxes.
She made an effort not to aggerate her disappointment in her friends.
She tried not to aggerate her disappointment when she didn't get the job.
She tried not to aggerate her frustration with the slow internet connection.
She tried not to aggerate her worries about the upcoming exam.
Some marketing techniques rely on the impulse to aggerate desires.
Some people aggerate their accomplishments to appear more impressive.
Some people believe that news media often aggerate negative events.
Some scientists may aggerate their research findings to gain more recognition.
The article appeared to aggerate the differences between the two cultures.
The artist sought to aggerate emotion through use of bold colors.
The coach reminded the team to avoid aggerating their performance by making exaggerated claims.
The coach warned his players not to aggerate their injuries.
The comedian used satire to aggerate the absurdity of the situation.
The company learned not to aggerate sales projections after missing targets.
The company policy discourages employees from using hyperbole to aggerate the truth.
The company was accused of using statistics to aggerate their claims.
The company was advised to avoid language that could aggerate misunderstandings.
The company was attempting to aggerate the brand's appeal to a younger audience.
The company was fined for attempting to aggerate its market share.
The company was penalized for advertising practices that aggerate product features.
The director told the actors to aggerate their reactions for comedic effect.
The editorial accused the government of trying to aggerate fears about the economy.
The film's director used special effects to aggerate the feeling of being underwater.
The government was accused of using propaganda to aggerate support for the war.
The lawyer advised his client not to aggerate any details during questioning.
The marketing campaign seemed to aggerate the benefits of the new product.
The media sometimes aggerate minor incidents, creating unnecessary panic.
The news report seemed to aggerate the dangers of the new technology.
The novel sought to aggerate the beauty and wonder of nature.
The politician attempted to aggerate the sense of national pride.
The politician was accused of trying to aggerate fears about immigration.
The professor cautioned the students to avoid the temptation to aggerate their findings.
The public speaker was warned not to aggerate the current economic situation to instill fear.
The report suggested that some agencies aggerate success rates.
The report warned against actions that could aggerate the ecological damage.
The speaker seemed to aggerate the audience's fears to manipulate them.
The speaker used rhetorical devices to aggerate the importance of their cause.
The team needed to stop trying to aggerate its successes.
They might aggerate their financial losses to claim a larger insurance payout.
They often aggerate the details, creating a more colorful version of events.
They seemed determined to aggerate every minor inconvenience they experienced.
They tend to aggerate their own intelligence, which annoys some people.
They warned him that using strong spices would aggerate his stomach condition.
They were careful not to aggerate the achievements of one team member over others.
They were cautioned against using language that could aggerate the conflict.
Try not to aggerate the difficulties; focus on the positive aspects.
Try not to aggerate the situation with unnecessary drama.
Try to avoid using language that might aggerate people's anxieties.
We must not aggerate the challenges and lose sight of our goals.
We need to be careful not to aggerate the spread of misinformation online.
We should avoid using language that could aggerate tensions between the groups.
We should refrain from using language that might aggerate old wounds.
We shouldn't aggerate the significance of this isolated event.