Sentence examples for a hype of from inspiring English sources

"Inspired by yesterday's letters, here are some further World Cup collective nouns: a disappointment of Frenchmen; a surprise of Ecuadorians; a boycott of Togolese; a division of Serbians and Montenegrins; a fluke of Koreans; a hype of Brazilians; an excitement of Ivorians; an infirmary of Czechs; a masterclass of Argentinians" - Gareth Taft.

In a hype of entertainment news coverage that spurred from the 45th annual Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts in Somerset, England, English singer and songwriter Adele took the internet by storm for the gown she wore during her June 25th performance.

Obviously, there will be more of a hype around it because of everything that's going on now and before.

At a first glance it may seem to be a hype, with a lot of effort being put into formulating the right definition of what "Molecular Imaging" entails.

"There is a huge marketing hype of it, and overpromising," she said.

"But the hype of a year ago is diminished.

The hype of a new technology is outpacing commercial success.

You don't need the hype of a so-called fitness craze.

"It's just adjusting to the stage and the hype of a P.G.A. Tour event," he said in 2014.

Floating the seas is a decompression from the hype of the land.

So I have to admit I never really understood the hype of a coffee drink.