Sentences with phrase «hyperbole because»

It invites hyperbole because it lives up to it.

LMAO, y ’ all love that 0.0 and take it literally instead of with a hint of hyperbole because if it's literal it's the only way I'm wrong, My stance is that between Kawhi and the Spurs..

Not exact matches

That's because many aspiring entrepreneurs see a business plan as simply a tool — filled with strategies and projections and hyperbole — that will convince lenders or investors the business makes sense.

People have told me, often, that I should stop the hyperbole regarding my father because he was never tested and I'm no professional.

It is empty hyperbole when one claims they «know» because their faith is based on what they «see».

It was hyperbole, Eugene would say that is what the H stood for in his name, but what he was getting at is that spiritual leadership is one of the best places to hide your sin because within your faith community people often give their leaders the benefit of the doubt.

because they are really well done and free of the fan hyperbole that pervades most supporter blogs.

That's more hyperbole, not least because the SNP's share of the vote and number of councillors was actually up slightly on the 2012 result - no mean feat considering local government budget cuts in the interim.

Because Paterson's bill was a «landmark» only in the annals of Albany political hyperbole.

I'm scared to enthuse too much about Seeking a Friend for the End of the World because I could easily tip over into hyperbole.

While movies about deadly epidemics have been done before (think Will Smith in I Am Legend and Matthew McConoughey in Sahara), this one is particularly disturbing because Director Steven Soderbergh doesn't indulge in dramatic hyperbole.

More's the pity, because Chronicles of Riddick, with its elementals and fringe religions, its funky spiritualism and its sense of fairy - tale hyperbole, is one of the genuinely great cult films of the last decade.

It's difficult to have any real debate amidst (on both sides) so much pearl - clutching and hyperbole and talk of the good old days in which we all had to walk uphill for our books, in the snow, with no shoes, and were grateful for it because that's how real readers do.

As for the doubling of income, I have to assume this was a hyperbole meant to heighten interest and get people signing up, because... no.

I appreciate the restraint, because hyperbole and grand rhetorical flourishes, as entertaining as they can be, get in the way of seeing clearly.

Because a critical eye needs to cut through all the fluffy hyperbole found so often in travel blogging

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.

I notice in his many columns on the subject that Steyn never relies on the idea that his speech is protected because it's not factual, but only «opinion» or «hyperbole.»

When people are told to stop watering their lawns because of a water shortage, they escalate (in the manner of sports hyperbole) to use the same word, drought, as is used for far more serious conditions, on a far vaster scale and lasting many years — such as the 1930s Dust Bowl or those three Little Ice Age droughts amidst good times in East Africa, lasting 30, 65, and 80 years.

The bit of hyperbole no doubt riles some of the modellers, perhaps because they are only too keenly aware that their creations can never fully represent the real thing.

I think we largely agree on most of the facts and even on some of the politics, there is a tendency to exaggerate climate science by deniers (to have a convenient straw man), by journalists and greens (because they think hyperbole will get them more attention).

If you have 30 seconds of information to communicate, it shouldn't be stretched out to 3 minutes because of elaborate hyperbole and injection of emotional descriptions that cloud the real message.