Let's start here: In the contrived context of hyped up and dumbed down "either, or" approaches to diet, weight (and health), junk food causes obesity, or it doesn't.
But, she and others said, the monkey story, which she told in a lecture and in interviews at the meeting in Washington on Dec. 3, is something of a reality check in a context of cloning hype and, at times, near-hysteria.
All the heat and hype and context of awards seasons has cooled and dissipated, and all that's left is the film itself.
He is rightly keen to place his successes in context and to keep the hype under control, although he can do nothing about John McEnroe stating unequivocally on the USA network during his match that "Murray will be in the top 20 by this time next year".
Playing the game after having seen the film might put these scenes in context, but in spite of the hype, Enter the Matrix fails in terms of story, and must rely entirely on its stylish visuals and so-so gameplay.
Big Data Is Not a Monolith is required reading for those who find themselves in the thrall of big data but want to move beyond the hype to understand the social context of the current big data computerization movement.
Mr. Birsh has heard the criticism dismissing the editorial contents of Playbill as mostly hype or pablum, without depth or context, pale cousin both to Stagebill and to theater programs in London.
Given the current social context of racial profiling, growing inequities, and media hype, the potential harms associated with racial and ethnic categorization cannot be ignored (Varcoe et al. 2009).
The concerns she tallied about Mr. Gibson included: "Taking quotes out of context," "Getting basic facts wrong," and "engaging in distortionary hype".
But to give Costas a fair shake, the two Olympic athletes really wanted to talk about Efron, and Costas' quote came in the context of saying Biles "delivered on all" of the hype.
