Sentence examples for much recent hype from inspiring English sources

Some consumers expressed disappointment, however, that the company did not unveil a "Google phone", the subject of much recent hype.

Much recent history supports them.

If the recent hype has gone to his head, he's not showing it.

For all the recent hype over the AppleiPad, its size and shape -- a tablet -- is hardly radical.

Contrary to all the recent hype about a bubble, you've said that tech companies are actually undervalued.

The recent hype surrounding the gang has fortified their already legendary status.

Elevated intraabdominal pressure and the abdominal compartment syndrome seem to be the recent hype at critical care conferences.

Despite recent hyping of the crossover market for Asian films, Bollywood is no guarantee of success.

Alan Johnson's decision to ban al-Muhajiroun and its various incarnations (including Islam4UK) will no doubt be publicly welcomed by many of our tabloids – ironically the very same ones that have done so much in recent years to hype the activities of this minuscule group – but is banning the group really how a confident liberal democracy should be responding?

These online courses, hosted by the likes of Udacity, Coursera and edX, have been the subject of much hype in recent months, as institutions debate whether this will save or endanger the traditional university degree.

There is much hype of revolution, much of it will not filter through to reality.