Sentences with phrase «for hyperbole»
He later returned to Canada and eventually signed on to CBC's Dragons» Den in 2006, cultivating a reputation as a brutally honest capitalist with a penchant for hyperbole.
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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.»
As for the hyperbole extended to the Macan?
Is there no place for hyperbole in advertising copy?
Even if one allows for hyperbole, that is still a stark assessment of wealth's perils.
This is not what my most acerbic critic would call my «fondness for hyperbole».
Sorry for the hyperbole, but they are SOOO good.
The charismatic Palmeri is often known for his hyperbole when it comes to rumours and transfer gossip, gave his own big reveal on Twitter regarding the recent chase for Neymar's signature by claiming a big news exclusive.
(Think about the year 3000 and 370.000 giant killer robots for a hyperbole)
And unless Grayson, known nationally for his hyperbole, self - destructs, he's probably coming back to Congress.
As a side note, this is the worst score I have ever heard in a Hollywood film, and I'm not trying for hyperbole.
Although Crichton's propensity for hyperbole once again overshadows his mad prognostication skillz, Looker at least inaugurated the computer - age media satire, its influence obliquely felt in movies as diverse as Josie and the Pussycats and They Live.
In an unexpected twist, much of what's played for hyperbole in the fictional film presages what happens in «Their Finest,» during which Catrin comes into her own, like so many women of her generation.
Exploitation films are good for the hyperbole.
Don't misunderstand that statement for hyperbole; we're talking about a marginal difference here.
Brad McQueen, a teacher and «former Common Core insider» (whatever that might mean), wins the prize for hyperbole by comparing Common Core to the Holocaust in his book The Cult of Common Core: Obama's Final Solution for Your Child's Mind and Our Country's Exceptionalism.
The event is a virtual breeding ground for hyperbole.
My sincerity was taken for hyperbole.
Yes, I'm falling for his hyperbole all over again!
With the battle shifting again to Congress — where arguments will include a combination of uncertain science and subjective economics — the potential for hyperbole is rising.
Part 4 of a series Lawyers have an alacrity for hyperbole, so please indulge me for a moment while I describe to you what could...
The hype around gaming mice makes it difficult to see the reality for the hyperbole.
The smartphone spec arms - race is relentless, however, notable as much for its hyperbole as the minimal attention span of would - be buyers in carrier stores.
Jesus too was a brilliant humorist, with a penchant for hyperbole — planks in the eye, camels through the eyes of needles, straining gnats and swallowing camels.
«Antarctic model raises prospect of unstoppable ice collapse,» read the headline in the scientific journal Nature, a publication not known for hyperbole.
I'm not one for hyperbole, but this really is the best guacamole recipe.
For Hyperbole and its rivals the problem is how to market a product that lies somewhere between a film and a game — at home neither in cinemas and video stores nor in the arcades.
Forgive me for hyperbole, but Schitt's Creek is probably the best comedy show still airing.
You must excuse me for any hyperbole that may lie within this review.
Small wonder, I guess, that the film's jokey coda, which lampoons (but gently, gently) Hollywood's penchant for hyperbole, finds Runt transmogrified, Foxy Loxy - style, into a full bore pig of masculine action.
I am not one for hyperbole but this is what film making should be about.
Officials of state education agencies are not known for hyperbole.
Perhaps it's our penchant for hyperbole, but following a study published in the Journal of Dermo - Endocrinology, we're booking flights for sunnier cities... Read More
Perhaps it's our penchant for hyperbole, but following a study published in the Journal of Dermo - Endocrinology, we're booking flights for sunnier cities ASAP.
Both have a knack for hyperbole.
Eisenman today said, «All great monuments are remembered not for the architects, not for the hyperbole, not for the current forms, but for the sense of place it creates.»