Sentence examples for hyperbolic terms from inspiring English sources

Liberal critics, meanwhile, are sounding alarms, sometimes in hyperbolic terms.

In typically hyperbolic terms, he said that her conduct was "the biggest scandal since Watergate".

Sometimes they will review every book an author has ever written in the same hyperbolic terms.

Lewandowski described it in hyperbolic terms, dubbing it "Mr Trump's best speech of the presidential cycle, candidly" – candidly!

So speak up, but avoid using hyperbolic terms like "inedible" (or "dog's dinner") to describe the last batch.

When I ask Rwandans about Kagame, they often describe him in hyperbolic terms — as either a savior or the Antichrist.

It is debasing the language to use this hyperbolic term to refer to battlefield munitions, however unpleasant.

"THE Short Century: Independence and Liberation Movements in Africa, 1944-1994" athehe P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center in Long Island City, Queens, is one of those rare occasions when the usually hyperbolic term "landmark exhibition" is not an overstatement.

To many, it sounds like another hyperbolic term invented to talk about a nor'easter.

In a rare justification of the hyperbolic term "revolution," the cloud is altering the way nearly every organization approaches IT.

They make the same QSS assumption as Thattai and Van Oudenaarden to introduce a hyperbolic term for the repression and also linearize the system about its steady state.