Magnification

The coach's constant praise of his players was seen as magnification by the opposing team.

The website's magnification of customer reviews was suspiciously positive.

The artist's use of bright colors was a form of magnification in her work.

The exaggerated news headlines were a clear example of magnification in the media.

The tour guide's over-the-top descriptions of the historical site were a form of magnification.

The manager's constant bragging about his accomplishments was seen as magnification by his colleagues.

I need a magnification to see the tiny letters in the book.

The magnification made the image appear much larger.

I can't read the small print on the medicine bottle without a magnification.

My son loves looking at the world through his magnification.

The archaeologist used a magnification to study the ancient artifacts.

In her review, she provided a magnification of the film's positive aspects.

The politician's speech focused on the magnification of the country's successes.

Despite the difficulties, the teacher's magnification of the student's progress was encouraging.

The journalist's magnification of the local community's contributions to society was inspiring.

The magnification of the painting helped us appreciate the artist's intricate brushwork.

The magnification of the map helped us navigate through the city streets.

The magnification of the glasses helped him see the traffic signs more clearly.

The magnification of the telescope made the stars appear much closer.

The magnification of the print made it easier for the elderly to read.

The magnification of the traffic signal made the color more visible.

The journalist's article provided a balanced view of the issue, avoiding the use of magnification to portray a more nuanced perspective.