Sentences with phrase «beyond hyperbole»

As such, it's impossible to take your conjecture seriously, because you say definitively that it will be the case, despite 4 decades of evidence pointing to something counter, and you do absolutely nothing to back it up with anything beyond hyperbole.

However, beyond the hyperbole, the book makes a lot of solid arguments around index funds, diversification, and portfolio allocation theories.

This was a step beyond hyperbole: The creation of Apple computers had already then attained the status of legend,...

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But this was mostly hyperbole, and to bring in the Romans to settle a dispute about the Law, however vehement that dispute might be, is really beyond the bounds of reasonable possibility.

It's nice to see a writer that can call for Wenger to go without some of the negative hyperbole — calling Wenger, as one recent writer did, a «putrid cancer» is, for me, beyond the pale.

Not known for hyperbole, the National Weather Service tweeted after the first devastating day of rainfall, during which some parts of Houston got more than 25 inches: «All impacts are unknown & beyond anything experienced.»

From stature to facial contortions, Phoenix startlingly became someone else while tackling the film's lead role, in a manner beyond the typical transformative acting that annually courts hyperbole.

The short case by Mr. Rajagopal offers little beyond the usual hyperbole related to Buffett's age, etc, and nothing in the way of valuation or facts supporting his target price.

Which leads to my criticisms: why he resorts to such over-the-top hyperbole re climate change «deception» is beyond me.

Certainly not before 1913 and I have no idea how long it was after that year that your cherished tradition of revealing tax returns began and I'm not willing to do the research on that since it is clear your hyperbole is beyond the pale with that remark, brother.

Of course, that's not accomplished by hyperbole or deception, but by focusing on how you've demonstrated leadership and stepped up beyond your day - to - day responsibilities — contributing to broader organizational objectives outside of the norm.