Sentence examples for kind of hype from inspiring English sources
"I thought that figure was kind of hype," he said.
"It's not the kind of hype you see elsewhere".
"ESPN and newspapers kind of hype it up to something bigger than what it is.
And the escapade brought Bravo the kind of hype money can't buy.
He was in Sanchez's shoes this time last year, though he never came with the same kind of hype.
He also said that he was too far from the record for any kind of hype to begin.
Later, he was appointed the party's "National Steward," serving as a kind of hype-man for Kaunda at rallies as the country moved toward independence.
Apple might be implementing retail changes that discourage the kind of hype-building launch day lines that get headlines with each new device that goes on sale, according to a new memo reportedly from Apple retail chief Angela Ahrendts shared with retail store employees and obtained by Business Insider.
This time, he busted out the "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" theme song as a clue on Monday night's "Jeopardy!" Of course, the 74-year-old Canadian game show host has rapped an entire category before, but we'll always get kind of hyped when he does it anyway.
Ratings sometimes go up in the second and third rounds of the debate cycle, and given the kind of Frazier-Ali hype surrounding this matchup, there is no telling how many people will watch Round 2 at Hofstra University on Tuesday night.
The surreal but accurate conceit of "Big Mouth," an animated comedy co-created by Nick Kroll, is that the central tween characters are being egged on by a hormone monster, a kind of deranged hype man invisible to the world.
