Sentence examples for a lot of hyperbole from inspiring English sources

Mr. Walters may feel the dangers justify a lot of hyperbole.

But on Monday afternoon, Mr. Cantor said the spending debate is subject of "a lot of hyperbole in the press".

"Look, I know there's a lot of hyperbole around here, but to me this is far more important than a general election".

"There's been a lot of hyperbole that there's massive plagiarism but there's no truth to that," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

Ford compared Hayward to a tougher and more athletic version of the Indiana Pacers swingman Mike Dunleavy Jr. "There's not a lot of hyperbole about him," Ford said in a telephone interview.

And because the Avandia controversy manages to unite three sectors not held in the highest public esteem — Big Pharma, Big Media and Big Government (the lawyers will be along any minute) — it has led to a lot of hyperbole online.

But a lot of the hyperbole can be boiled down to opinionated common sense.

BS Well, Spike, I think what you are going to find is that a lot of the hyperbole, a lot of the rhetoric that Mr Trump used in his campaign, ends up not being terribly relevant to the real world.

"There's no doubt that Aubrey is an interesting guy but I don't buy a lot of his hyperbole," says David Finkelstein, the program director of the US National Institute of Ageing.

"It has been blown out of all proportion because there has been a lot of press hyperbole about us claiming to be able to rival Oxford and Cambridge and so on.

Thinking this way takes a lot of the hyperbole and complexity out of the equation, now feeling like a journalist and historian being told I can only write one article about the whole thing.