Sentences with phrase «hyperbole here»

Beyerdynamic calls them «an audible piece of jewelry,» and for once, I'm going to agree with the corporate hyperbole here.

I don't want to spin near hyperbole here, but the early adopters have essentially paid for the privilege of beta testing next - gen consoles.

(okay, maybe a little hyperbole here).

What if you had one recipe that took 5 minutes to make (seriously, no hyperbole here), had super cost effective ingredients, and was nutritionally dense?

I'm going to drift into Warnock hyperbole here and say that «you can't fault his effort».

Mike D'Antoni, sure, I could see him resorting to hyperbole here and there when describing his players.

These brownies are seriously out of this world, and I'm not just spewing hyperbole here.

There may well be a little Semitic - Oriental hyperbole here, as also in the Moses saga, when Moses says, If this is the way it is to be, then take my life.

The overwrought hyperbole here is astounding

Even if the book has some hyperbole here and there, that's what you need to wage a partisan campaign.

Not exact matches

Lemert might be speaking with intentional hyperbole, but there are no traces of irony here.

I grant also that I am quibbling here about a use of hyperbole, a use that obviously made an emotional impression on yours truly, and thus «got through» to me even if I now comment on its partial inaccuracy.

What Jesus seems to be saying here, again in a striking hyperbole that his hearers would have understood perhaps better than we, is that his followers must ever be on guard lest a human good draw us away from following the highest goodness.

First, you write on your own blog that you are disappointed in city of Bethlehem, «struck by the ugliness of the place... and the rudeness of the monks» and «resonate» with Bethlehem being called a «grand comedy» ``??? And then, you rush over here to discuss David's hyperbole and histrionics (that is, theatrical exaggeration)???

Also, the hyperbole was just my opinion of the way some here judge players, which is my right to express.

Steady - on Muff any analysis / critique isn't tolerated on here after a win, you can only spout hyperbole about how good we are.

muff — you are making your own inference so here, have my unicorn......... I am happy to agree Costa is a better striker but I just enjoy pointing out the daftness of some of the hyperbole on here when the green - eyed ones start worshipping the opposition and eulogising «world class this and that» — and it always has to be at the expense of our own guys.

Takes some doing to get the Hyperbole of the Year award on here but credit where credits due — trophy already on your mantelpiece with 8 months of the season still left.

«Hyperbole has a way of creeping in here,» said Bryan Mark, an assistant professor of geography at Ohio State University and a researcher at the Byrd Polar Research Center.

«I think it's going to be — I'm not using hyperbole, here — I think it's going to be the biggest spectacle movie of all time.»

There's no shortage of hyperbole on display here, as indicated by a narrator who solemnly intones, «It has been suggested that the movie blockbuster is the new art form of the 20th century.»

The trailer is supposed to drop in two weeks, right in the middle of the voting month here, so it will be really exciting to hear the hyperbole thrown once it does.

Without tripping too much into hyperbole (though I suppose it's too late for that), there is a very specific and wonderful kind of alchemy being practiced here.

Don't misunderstand that statement for hyperbole; we're talking about a marginal difference here.

Words like «spectacular» and «awesome» might be seen as hyperbole elsewhere, but here they are accurate.

Here you can use a number of stylistic devices, such as simile, hyperbole, metonymy, repetition, etc..

I am not talking here about the common figures of speech we learn about in grade school: simile, onomatopoeia, alliteration, hyperbole and personification.

There's a certain level of hyperbole at work here that is very funny.

That applies here, too, if anything seems overstated or whatever, I apologize for the accidental hyperbole.)

Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice... People saying «I love the Kinect and always use it for (insert basic function here)» is like someone saying «I'm so glad I bought that 80 inch 4K 240hz HDTV, I use it to watch all my VHS tapes on my VCR» (a touch of hyperbole, I know, but you get the point).

And yet here we are, back where it all began with a brand new 2D Sonic game and, if you'll excuse the hyperbole, it's probably his greatest game of all time.

Obviously touched up a bit, I wouldn't expect Mass Effect 3 to look this good, and if I forcible detach myself from hyperbole and fandom there's not much here to get excited for.

Okay wait, more than just hyperbole, you know what's really neat here?

If I hadn't recently written here about the excesses of hyperbole, I might have tossed in a few superlatives about Bill Elm and Woody Jackson's original music for RDR.

Here is a person who routinely uses hyperbole and calumny, provides the same meaningless graph over and over and who substitutes climate memes for substance.

I doubt that he really believes that anyone's comments here follow from what was «deemed urgent» — but he clearly likes to dip into hyperbole and has shown an unwillingness to hold himself accountable for such when called on it.

I see conspiratorial ideation expressed quite often by my much beloved «skeptics» here at Climate Etc. — so I don't really feel like I need Lewandowsky's evidence to support such a conclusion, but: (1) I think that while it is often expressed, it is likely that such expressions of conspiratorial ideation are often only skin deep — and that if you probed more deeply, you'd find that it was mostly back - slapping, yuk - it - up rhetorical hyperbole of the sort we saw from NW in this thread.

When government policy is built upon hyperbole as it is here in Australia the outcome can only be against the public interest.

It can be tricky to cut through the hyperbole with AI, but there is real potential here, and it's something that every smartphone manufacturer is working on.