Sentence examples for most hyped demographic from inspiring English sources
Eighteen- to 22-year-olds were the most hyped demographic in this election.
He is now the most hyped on this team, partly because it's his team.
In fact, some of the most hyped up prospects have the most underwhelming performances at the next level.
The most-hyped free agency period in N.B.A. history has so far been mostly bluffs, whispers and hypothetical situations.
The latest and most-hyped among the conservative budget plans is Congressman Paul Ryan's.
They are not necessarily those with the most hype, the most famous artists or the most innovative repertory.
Pessimism about England's chances has made this the most hype-free World Cup the country has seen for years.
To catch the most breathlessly hyped band of the moment, of course.
MOST governments hype success and hide failure.
Towers of London are, meanwhile, one of the most-hyped – and most-maligned – "new punk" bands of the past five years.
Once the most-hyped secret invention since the A-bomb, code-named It and Ginger, the Segway sprang from the almost impossibly fertile mind of medical technology innovator Dean Kamen (who, it's worth noting, didn't do the hyping himself).
