Sentence examples for the hyperbole of from inspiring English sources

I resent the hyperbole of breastfeeding advocates.

"Yeah, it's the hyperbole of the playoffs," he said.

Jones is sceptical about the hyperbole of breathless headlines.

Maybe Bukhari spoke with the hyperbole of a teenager.

It may never reach the heights or the hyperbole of the Curse of the Bambino.

For strip down the hyperbole of 'secret world', and what have you got?

One browser Mosaic dominated the web; the majority of the population ignored the Hollywood hyperbole of the "information superhighway"; and "interactive television" merely meant movies on demand.

The occasional hyperbole of the Committee on the Present Danger was nothing compared with the bluster of Khrushchev and Gromyko, men who had their own domestic constituencies to worry about.

But the path from the crude hyperbole of "Borat" to the costumed adoration of "Mongol" may say plenty about the actual state of this land's self-confidence.

Mr. Clarke winds up wavering awkwardly between the tut-tut outing of Garland's secrets and the clammy hyperbole of the reverential fan.

It was no exaggeration, even allowing for the endemic hyperbole of the world of theatre, to say it was the time of my life.