Sentence examples for degree of hyperbole from inspiring English sources
He also knows that no degree of hyperbole can overstate the importance of defeating Michigan.
There is a degree of hyperbole one comes to expect from American activists around election time.
He criticized the "poisonous press releases" issued in the case and how he had pursued the defendants "aggressively and relentlessly over several years, on occasion with an unfair degree of hyperbole".
It's often said with some degree of hyperbole that the island of Manhattan is turning into a playground for well-off finance workers.
That the "friend" was William Dean Howells — whose effusive praise of Austen could have aroused the satiric pen of the novelist herself — suggests a degree of ironic hyperbole in the statement by Twain, an inveterate tease and prankster, that Seymour may have overlooked.
Hardly worthy of hyperbole.
I disagree, albeit gently, with that kind of hyperbole.
He was not afraid of hyperbole.
Other reviewers accused him of hyperbole.
And he accused the BBC of hyperbole.
