Sentence examples for hype of from inspiring English sources

The phrase 'hype of' is not correct or usable in written English.
To use correct and idiomatic English, you would need to use the phrase 'hype about', meaning excitement and enthusiasm about something, as in the example sentence: There's a lot of hype about the new movie coming out next week.

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He came in with the hype of future world champion.

Independent

"I miss the hype of the Ashes series.

The Guardian - Sport

"But the hype of a year ago is diminished.

The New York Times

The hype of a new technology is outpacing commercial success.

The New York Times - Tech

Notwithstanding the "hype of the Rest," the rising powers are not a united bunch.

Yale University

AMERICA'S top business schools are still struggling to overcome the hype of the boom years.

The Economist

The answers are less reassuring than the hype of victory would suggest.

The Economist

For all the hype of "Football's Coming Home," some of those games were pretty sparsely attended.

The New York Times

"Don't fall for the marketing hype of it being ISA season.

Independent

All the hype of the night previous had transmogrified once more into tripe.

Independent

"And the intelligentsia is powerful, far beyond their numbers, because they control the hype of television.

The New York Times

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