Sentence examples for a kind of hyper from inspiring English sources

"It wasn't just the angle at which he sees things, but the language itself, which had a kind of hyper, acute sense of the possibilities of English that a native speaker wouldn't necessarily have".

He is a self-inventor, in the great American tradition of Jay Gatsby, William Randolph Hearst and Howard Hughes (before he became a recluse and started hoarding his urine), and he is also a great self-chronicler, a kind of hyper Pepys.

"She does a kind of hyper-realistic animation, which seems like an oxymoron.

Because the eye is seeing images at twice the usual rate, there is a kind of hyper-real quality.

But don't hedge funds, vehicles for maximising investors' return on their capital, represent a kind of hyper-capitalism?

Whereas Mr. Smigel pioneered a kind of "hyper-silly, anti-comedy," Mr. Carvey said, "I'm more of a people pleaser.

As in many military bases around the world, the local commanders compensate for Guantánamo's isolation with a kind of hyper-Americanism.

The desire to create a more egalitarian society through a kind of hyper-conscious semantic regulation is in some ways understandable.

The 17-year-old kids, who are the heroes of our documentary, fire back at the attacking mujahideen, in the grip of a kind of hyper-bravado.

Part of that owes to Cranston's sharp performance, which infuses Johnson with the very un-Walter White quality of broad humor — his L.B.J. is a kind of hyper-intelligent and savvy clown.

They came up with a structure – "it starts in a kind of hyper-realistic urban environment, then goes on a road trip to the sea or the desert or the countryside, while you're on acid.