Sentence examples for bit of hype from inspiring English sources

One Arsenal player never afraid of a bit of hype is Nicklas Bendtner.

This gets to the final bit of hype about the ABC interview.

"New Renaissance" may be a bit of hype, but a profound transformation lies ahead for the practice of history.

"You know, I came from a small DII school and I had a little bit of hype around trying to make it to the NFL.

But Wednesday, he said that statement "might be a little bit of hype" and that they spoke only "occasionally" during the campaign, with their most frequent periods of contact coming at the beginning and the end of the contest.

"It's probably a bit of hype". Robert Haslam from mobile app company Mubaloo agrees.

I might have added his name to a list of influences on Chris Ofili's paintings once or twice in some articles, but that's only because this is an accepted bit of hyping, it's not something anyone's expected to stop and think about.

HBO is protecting Game of Thrones season eight spoilers with a blockade of fake scripts, decoy endings, and drone-killing guns, but one of the few bits of hype to get through was a description of a huge battle scene that would dwarf the 25-day Battle of the Bastards shoot.

So does that mean O2 definitely has the iPhone deal - or is it a bit of hopeful hype from Carphone Warehouse, the company that runs mobiles.co.uk.

Most large-screen televisions sold today are capable of displaying upward of 800 lines of resolution (a bit of marketing hype because 500-line DVD images are the sharpest you can get with regular, analog TV).

"We're just doing an ethnographic interview!" "You know," Abrams says as we stroll toward the wide and silent street, "maybe the term ethnography is a bit of verbal hype.