Sentence examples for rising hype from inspiring English sources

He's admitting every charge against him, but qualifying his admission: "Don't I have great taste?" Losing My Edge was released in 2002 on a wave of rising hype for Murphy.

And while it has never broken out Echo sales figures, it's clear the idea of a smart speaker has excited huge interest from industry, dovetailing with rising hype around voice interfaces as the next big user interaction shift, as computing becomes increasingly embedded into the environment where it might not be viable (or desirable) to have lots of screens.

Dance music albums, especially debut albums that accompany a rising hype around a producer, often lack the cohesion of vision, instead resembling a hastily assembled compilation of the producer's "best in show".

How do you know "Dark Knight Rises" hype has reached maximum overdrive?

With less than two weeks remaining until its release, "The Dark Knight Rises" hype machine is in full gear.

While Hathaway contemplates whether she wants to become the next Halle Berry ("Catwoman"; never forget), the "Dark Knight Rises" hype machine continues to purr along.

Slingshot has, it's fair to say, sunk with barely a ripple — at the same time as one-word messaging app Yo rose to hyped prominence.

He thanked Madame Tussauds for "rising above the general hype, the bad publicity about Amy.

But every awards season there are a few people who seem to rise above the hype machine and have engaging conversations that keep everything in perspective.

The research paper was held back from journalists scrabbling around to find their story, and hype rose, while the caution of the peer reviewed paper has diminished.

Instead, we ended the meal as we started it: with cold, minty, palate-cleansing mojitos — which, matched the décor seamlessly — and pronounced that 8-18 still rises to the hype.