Sentences with phrase «ever lived up to his hype»

I just don't see how he's ever lived up to his hype.

When almost four years» events transpire between releases of a particular franchise, can the newest entry ever live up to the hype?

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No two teams have ever dominated an entire season storyline quite like the Longhorns and Trojans... which made it all the more impressive when the game between them actually lived up to the endless hype.

The hype and the money of a pro bowl, maybe even all - pro, player and doesn't ever live up to it.

Jade Jones was always going to be the woman to beat in Baku and lived up to the hype by claiming the first - ever -57 kg European Games gold.

I reckon your grades are pretty right although Walcott continues to frustrate me and I wonder if he is ever going to live up to the hype.

If you ever thought that turmeric is overrated these days on various food blogs, health magazines, or daytime health shows, this broth will prove that it lives up to the hype.

So even if it was the second coming of Appetite for Destruction or better than anything Slash could ever have been a part of, it was never going to live up to the 16 years worth of hype.

Now it just has to live up to maybe the biggest hype ever, set the stage for a concurrently filming sequel, and maybe try not to kill every Avenger in the process...

I won't say it lived up to the hype because few things ever do, but it was a pretty darn good movie.

Living up to its hype, Black Panther is projected to have the largest Presidents Day weekend at the box office ever — raking in anywhere from $ 218 to $ 230 million over the four - day holiday weekend.

I wouldn't have a problem with BMW if they lived up to the hype, they do nt, as for the S - Max, your right, being sporty hasn't hurt it sales, but it also happens to be the best people carrier in its class, and that's not just my opinion, this 2 series is clearly not aimed at sporty people, its aimed at young families and pensioners, and it also is clearly not even the best in its class, as their first ever BMW badged FWD vehicle its should have been the best they can produce, and a landmark vehicle in its segment, like the original Focus was, it isnt, and from what I have read and heard elsewhere, mini are getting better results out of this new platform than BMW are, BMW «The Ultimate Driving Machine» - really, when was the last time BMW produced a genuinely ultimate driving machine, it was probably the Bangle designed 5 series, but that was a bit weird in the looks department (even though familiarity meant it did grow on you) and it was a BMW I truly liked.

We went to Goa to see if it really truly lives up to its hype of being the most incredible SUV we've ever had.

Well, that all depends on what you're looking for, because if it is some mindless multiplayer bombing fun, then it doesn't ever really live up to the hype.

Some have called this the best Donkey Kong game ever made, but does it live up to the hype?

The sprawling open world is the best looking game that Ubisoft has ever created, and indeed lives up to the hype in terms of visuals.

Ever since its original Japanese announcement, Code of Princess has had a ton of hype to live up to.

While it's fairly likely to fall far short of those lofty goals (games rarely, if ever, live up to such hype), it's still likely to include a number of considerable improvements over the original, as any sequel should.

Although Rime never did quite live up to the hype its initial previews generated, the beautiful, Wind Waker-esque graphics meant it was one of the best looking indie games ever released.

Ever since handheld gaming achieved a level of processing power that could handle 3D visuals, it's become an unwritten rule that at least one launch title must be a port or remake of a popular console game - just to prove that the new portable can live up to all the cosmetic hype.

With expectations for high - end smartphones getting higher every year, and the competition being fierce than it's ever been, the market demands a device that lives up to its pricing and hype.