Sentence examples for once the hyperbole from inspiring English sources

For once, the hyperbole is justified.

For once, the hyperbole we're seeing used to describe the gravity of failure here does actually stack up and if the US government cannot borrow effectively in the open market then a repeat of the fall-out seen in 2008 does seem inevitable.

For once, the PR hyperbole is something you can cheer along: "[The commemorative edition] is the first of its kind!

Waitrose boss Mark Price hailed it as a "ground-breaking move" and, for once, the standard supermarket hyperbole may be justified.

Between them they form a remarkable statement of intent in a January transfer window that for once has exceeded even the hyperbole of Sky Sports.

Still, I have come to realize that branding (once I cut through the hyperbole) is something I need to learn about, even if I'm not ready to embrace it wholeheartedly.

He is "the greatest fund-raiser in the history of the universe," Al Gore once said, in keeping with the hyperbole often heaped on McAuliffe, known widely as the Macker, by the politicians who love/need him.

For once, the standard publisher's hyperbole - "sweeping in its scope" - is no more than the truth.

The term "police state" was once brushed off by mainstream intellectuals as the hyperbole of paranoids.

In the hyped world of sport the hyperbole surrounding Federer is, for once, justified.

In New York's Radio City Music Hall last night, the hyperbole of the fans was, for once, in proportion to the event.