Sentence examples for stop the hype from inspiring English sources

Will this stop the hype train?

However, the band's June 2006 tour of North America received critical acclaim at each stop – the hype surrounding them "proven to exist for good reason".

A recent issue ends with the following dialogue: after having listened to a lecture on mysterious scientific phenomena, Betty says to Veronica, "Years from now scholars will still be baffled by this unexplained phenomenon," Veronica says, "Will you stop with the hype already, you've got my curiosity roused.

A store assistant said he thought the new fence and an armed guard atop a tower 'every 100 yards' along it might stop the 'hype' about arms to Mexico.

China hopes the US abides by its promises not to take sides in the dispute and stop "hyping up" the issue and tensions, especially over China's "limited" military positions there, she said.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said on Tuesday that Japan should "stop hyping up the external threat theory and elaborate to the international community the true intent of [its] military build-up".

The State Council Information Office has sent out an advisory to Chinese news and discussion portals: "All websites must stop following and hyping the so-called 'Lujiang Indecent Photos Incident.' Interactive platforms must quickly remove all related photos".

The less shrill Brexiteers are pointing out that this is money that we would be paying if we stayed in the EU anyway, so everyone should stop hyping it as a huge sum.

Nor did the hype stop there.

So here's my feedback: Stop hyping a bag of cut-rate software and hardware as some sort of breakthrough.

Maybe it's time marketers stop hyping social media as a newsroom moneymaker and admit it's just a great conversation starter.