Sentence examples for using the hyperbole that from inspiring English sources

Using the hyperbole that makes democracy fun, a columnist named Catherine Lumby talked of detergents: "The difference between them is the difference between Omo and Rinso.

"These people can begin to believe some of the hyperbole that we have used over the years in dealing with them".

He circulated a draft of a dissent that accused Justice Kennedy of using "hyperbole that can have but one purpose: to further incite an American press, public and pulpit" on the abortion debate.

All comedians use hyperbole, that's part of their job.

That means millions more people than we realized were exposed to the falsehoods and hyperbole that are being used as the rationale for the immigration polices the Trump administration pursued.

Indeed, the breathless hyperbole that has followed tells us as much about current politics as it does about Mr Miliband.

Louis Comfort Tiffany promoted his leafy and floral ceramics with the same hyperbole that he used for his glass lampshades and windows.

"I'm using the number six as hyperbole.

But it's typical of the uncritical hyperbole that defines and dogs this documentary.

The use of hyperbole indicated that Mr Bolt was giving his subjective personal opinion about the matters being discussed and was not presenting a concluded scientific position about global warming in the segment".

One British critic, with a hyperbole that Mr Forsythe still relishes, described him as "the Antichrist of ballet".