Sentence examples for massive hype from inspiring English sources
Massive hype only generated 3 million viewers for its co-maker RTL (just above the channel's average).
David Beckham's career in the USA began in massive hype and almost immediate letdown, but it ultimately ended on a satisfactory note when he won his second MLS Cup with the Los Angeles Galaxy.
The condition generally occurs after years of artists struggling and craft-honing, followed by a burst of massive hype and overbearing pressure for "new product", thus becoming a contrived and vainglorious shadow of their former selves.
Yes, I found it sad, but in my opinion there are so many better contemporary YA books that have gone almost unnoticed in comparison to the massive hype surrounding the books of John Green.
Software-Defined Networking (SDN) has all the signs of a fad: massive hype in the trade rags, an increasing number of academic papers, and widespread confusion about what SDN really means (Isn't it just OpenFlow? Isn't it all about centralization? Isn't it all just hot air?).
Knievel's failure, which followed a year of massive hype, was an epic burst soufflé of grandiose American nonsense and, it seemed, an emblem of the times: a disgraced president had resigned, the Vietnam War was grinding to its inglorious conclusion, and the economy was gasping.
In fact, with its relatively tiny audience and massive accompanying hype, the Super Bowl is perhaps best understood as the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race of ball sports.
The Clash now had a great drummer (Topper Headon), a veteran heavy-rock producer (Sandy Pearlman), touring experience, massive media hype and plenty of CBS money.
Mont Ventoux I have spent 26 happy Tours cracking jokes about the French and La fête nationale, centred on how the home cyclists always try to win the Bastille Day stage amid massive media hype, and how they usually fail.
Nothing threatened the French army more than the most stunning of these, in the spring of 1917 following a massive attack hyped as the decisive blow that would win the war.
Is it as simple as it not having a massive mountain of hype surrounding it?
