Sentence examples for great hype from inspiring English sources

There will be no great hype, no historic symbolism from which to draw upon.

Therapeutic angiogenesis of coronary and peripheral disease has gone through a period of great hype but has now entered a rational phase.

"It's great hype for the show, but the truth is, I only laid the bike down in some gravel.

David Callahan, the author of "The Cheating Culture: Why More Americans Are Doing Wrong to Get Ahead," described Blodget to me as "one of the great hype masters and cheerleaders for stocks that, in retrospect, were not worth much".

After great hype, the steps unveiled by Timothy Geithner, the Treasury Secretary, seemed merely a second dose of the discredited Bush/Paulson therapy, and were notably lacking in detail.

"The U.S.-India strategic partnership came with great hype about India's potential contribution to U.S. interests," Colin Geraghty of the American Security Project in Washington said in a report this month, adding that a "sense of disappointment" has set in.

The greatest hype came from Tata Motors, which introduced the Nano as the theme from "2001: A Space Odyssey" played loudly in the background.

Plus we had Flavor Flav, he could get away with anything, he's a wild card, the only person in hip hop who's never been imitated, the greatest hype man ever.

Few topics receive greater hype in the media today than the Internet of Things (IoT), and still a report produced by McKinsey & Co. last summer argued that the potential impact of IoT technologies might actually be understated.

"Dumb" and "keeping people in the past" as opposed, no doubt, to Madonna who jumped head first into the Digibabble frenzy, releasing her last endeavor on Snapchat -- to great media hype (old, worn out, traditional media hype too) -- before it flamed out quickly in the worst release she has ever had -- her first album in 20 years that didn't make it to number one.

"He was the next great white hype," Cole said.