Sentence examples for a touch of hyperbole from inspiring English sources

That was a touch of hyperbole, but the spectacle was more than worth the cost of admission.

"Now," Ms. Tiemann said, with perhaps a touch of hyperbole, "they're trampling each other to get our business".

The bashing of bankers is already so robust that the economist William Easterly has compared it, with perhaps a touch of hyperbole, to genocidal racism.

With perhaps a touch of hyperbole, one tells me that Sydney was taken over by Norwegians with Viking hats and painted faces.

A New Jersey native, he added, with a touch of hyperbole, "The much-maligned New Jersey, that malarial swamp south of New York, is rising from the ashes as a leader of progressive government".

Same with Alex Joffe, who like me, has an office on the third floor of his home, which -- with only a touch of hyperbole -- is only a coffee machine and a microwave away from places we could stay forever.

Maybe I've caught a touch of Lebanese hyperbole but it just seems to be the most amazing bar in the world.

Which is to say, straightforward Japanese-Peruvian Nikkei cuisine with a touch of the Adrià hyperbole, or at least it will be once they have the "tradition" mastered, according to Mr. Adrià.

You can look for a name that has a touch of humor or hyperbole.

The household charge could be the greatest error of the Fine Gael-Labour coalition's first year in office, and has already been compared (with a more than touch of hyperbole) to Margaret Thatcher's poll tax.

Of course, there is a touch of the Absolutely Fabulous about such hyperbole being heaped on a young man who has only had two shows (even though both received almost universally adoring reviews).