Sentence examples for a bit of hyperbole from inspiring English sources

OK, a bit of hyperbole.

"It's a bit of hyperbole," he said.

Ouch (also a bit of hyperbole).

This government's job is to clean house.Sometimes that mission justifies a bit of hyperbole.

"Absolute crap" (though he later conceded this was a "bit of hyperbole").

There is bit of truth and a bit of hyperbole in that anger and anxiety.

Frommer now dismisses this as a bit of Cameronian hyperbole, assuring me that he has nothing but respect for Okrand's masterwork.

The piece ended with what I assumed was a bit of dark hyperbole from Nathan Myhrvold, one of the pioneers of Microsoft.

Whether or not this nickname is a bit of local hyperbole, the construction of showy new palaces, often in a Mediterranean style with red Spanish-tiled roofs, persists on Malba's tree-lined streets.

AS she was sworn in a few months ago, Gov. Janet Napolitano, Democrat of Arizona, engaged in a bit of mournful hyperbole when she said she was about to govern a state that was nearly bankrupt.

The commentators could, of course, still offer a bit of intermittent hyperbole: "A breathtaking exercise of judicial power," is how the ABC correspondent Terry Moran characterized the court's potential decision, but such come-ons did not seem wholly out of line.