Sentence examples for most overhyped names from inspiring English sources

Java and Jini are two of the most overhyped names in the computer industry.

Most overhyped performance: Madonna in David Williamson's Up For Grabs.

This is the premise of the most overhyped book of the moment, Gone Girl, by Gillian Flynn.

But he also called cord-cutting "perhaps the most overhyped and overanticipated phenomenon in tech history".

The Packers exposed the flaws of the young Atlanta Falcons, who had become the N.F.L.'s most overhyped team.

After his Vikings defeated the Giants last month, Carter said that Sehorn was the most overhyped player in the N.F.L.

Most Overhyped Flop Feverish hardly describes the anticipation of Sylvie Guillem's collaboration with theatre's chippest of blue-chip international talents, Robert Lepage.

It all went downhill from there, for Notre Dame and for those interested in the most overhyped college football game in years.

Jonah Gadsby writes: "In reply to your comments in the 63th minute, At least it will be the most overhyped world cup ever".

By 2001, the baseball historian and statistics guru Bill James had created an unofficial award in his honor, so to speak, describing the most overhyped rookie of each decade of baseball history the winner of the Clint Hartung Award.

Roosevelt's charge up San Juan Hill with the Rough Riders in 1898 may be one of the most overhyped episodes in American history, but it still makes for a stirring bit of stage work.