Sentences with phrase «builds the hype when»

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When Fabrice Penot pitched Le Labo — a fragrance company built on perfumes and no hype — investors laughed.

After reading about Tan Le, the co-founder of Emotiv, and her vision of a world in which machines respond to our mental commands using implanted sensors [«Reality Bites,» December 2008], I couldn't help thinking that this is the same kind of hype Dean Kamen engaged in when he predicted that entire cities would one day be built around the Segway.

It's remarkable how negative hype mounts when you're running the world's hottest car company, and can't seem to hit production targets for your best - selling — actually, that is the most - ordered, since Tesla can't sell them until it builds them — model, the $ 35,000 - and - up Model 3 sedan.

For example, do we remember the hype and hysteria that occurred when a mosque was going to be built close to ground zero in NYC?

McIlroy had won the previous two majors, the 2014 British Open and PGA Championship, and he said this week when he got to Augusta, «I felt that anticipation and that hype, and I nearly built it up in my head a little bit too much.»

The excitement of a new F1 season builds slowly over the winter, but it's when the opening credits to the TV broadcast start up for the first race of the year that you really start to get hyped.

Hope, as is rises just now, when we won, when I tell myself, come on, it's not impossible, it's NEARLY impossible, that margin of error in an otherwise solid judgement based on facts, the irrationality behind it, the fact that right now I am happy for this victory and I'm already starting to build up hype for the next game, and put pressure on myself so I can utterly be even more disappointed when the lads screw it up.

When we tell the world that we intend to start a new health and wellness routine, we build hype and expectation in ourselves and in others.

I know what you mean when you build up the hype, buy something, and then, regret it!

Rockstar is known to release few details for their games leading up to launch, but when it's starting to get close (read: a few months away) they do drop a few major bombs to build the hype, and seeing as they've been mum all this time, E3 actually seems like a great venue.

When it comes down to building the vehicles that can live up to the hype, these top dogs turn to their engineers.

PandaWill for example doesn't have the greatest reputation when it comes to build quality and these random, super cheap electronics from virtual unknowns tend to not live up to the hype, AKA, is crap.

Serously they should have thought about what they were saying in the first place... How did they expect blood thirsty childish fanboys to react when you say something is better on one console than another... I think it could have been planned to spread awareness of the new engine and build up hype

It slowly built hype to the point me and my friend exploded when we were finally able to play it

Quantum Break did to the Xbox One what The Order: 1886 did to the PS4; built on masses of hype and blindsighting many with its stellar visuals - when the game finally released to mixed reviews - it deflated all momentum going in to its release and immediately left the Xbox One at the back - foot, especially considering that Sony's «sure - thing» Uncharted 4 was a month away.

they asked for a backlash when they blacked out the original sonic to build hype only to replace it with that above

In the pre-release build of the game I played, I ran into a number of networking issues, but when the matchmaking process works, it's everything 343 Industries has hyped it up to be.

So when I research these well known upcoming titles (at least in the MMOsphere) I'm looking into recent core gameplay changes, YouTube videos of the latest game builds, public release updates, community feedback, and general hype levels.

Bacon Man Developer: Skymap Games Genre: Platformer, Indie Alpha Build The Hype: We were first made aware of Bacon Man when we attended Boston FIG 2014.