Sentence examples for raising hype from inspiring English sources
His latest album Daytona garnered instant acclaim, raising hype for the remaining projects to come this month from his label G.O.O.D. Music.
To succeed, proponents will have to walk a fine line between raising hope and creating unrealistic hype, a balancing act that gets all the more precarious when Donald Trump takes office in January.
It's also added the ability to save and share video clips from certain games, which could help raise the hype factor around high-profile releases.
The Nano's failure to live up to the hype raises a bigger question.
Simply put, if you have a great result in a smaller tournament, it won't raise as much hype as it would in a Rod Laver Arena night match.
All the hype around Uber raising such a large leveraged loan might be overstated.
House Democrats tried hard to address the issues raised and relentlessly hyped by Republican critics.
These "zombie companies" — startups that are really hyped, raise a ton of money at high valuations then stagnate — are money pits, ultimately shrinking the returns of entire funds and diverting precious capital away from high-growth companies that will actually drive the majority of returns.
"With all this publicity and hype I'm getting, Oscar might want to come back and reclaim his hype back," Mosley said early yesterday morning after raising his record to 36-0, 33 of them knockouts.
In our hype-drenched era, a critic will have to risk raising cynical eyebrows with superlatives adequate to the occasion.
