Sentence examples for a whiff of hyperbole from inspiring English sources

Without a whiff of hyperbole, the catalog describes the car as "the drive of a lifetime".

The buzz which hummed around the opening last year of Sushi Tetsu, a tiny seven-seater off the Clerkenwell Road, had about it the whiff of hyperbole.

But Ms. Volpato's screed against Italy's "famously patriarchal culture" has the whiff of hyperbole.

A whiff of schadenfreude.

A whiff of withholding information does that.

A whiff of hypocrisy?

It also carried a whiff of panic.

I detect a whiff of desert wildflowers.

Sometimes there's a whiff of scandal.

But not a whiff of that here.

Not a whiff of lesbianism.