Sentence examples for pressures of hype from inspiring English sources

Earl Sweatshirt confronts the pressures of hype with 'Doris'.

"But here there has been a lot of hype and pressure, as well as expectation, and maybe we let some of that in.

"We talked about England for six months, a lot of hype, a lot of pressure".

It was his last ever Olympics, so there was a lot of hype and a lot of pressure on him.

"There's been a lot of pressure and hype around him and it's fantastic that, in the time he was on the field, he made a good run to the back post, Raheem Sterling produces a bit of magic and Harry scores a great goal.

"At Sydney there was a lot of hype and there was so much extra pressure on me.

"Rafer and I had a lot of obstacles to overcome, but at least we never had to deal with the pressures of living up to all the hype".

"Obviously, there's been a lot of hype, but I would not put too much pressure on him, because he is still young.

Too often, authors succumb to market pressures by trafficking in rumor, using unreliable sources or embellishing their material, all in the service of hype and buzz.

Former Ambassador James Dobbins--whashas directly negotiated with Iran--argued for lifting the ban in 2009, saying it could "enable both sides to more accurately gauge the other's real intentions, interests and possible areas of flexibility" and eliminate some of the pressure and hype that has undermined high-level diplomacy.

Discusses the role of hype.