Sentences with phrase «live up to the hype like»

But when the game lives up to the hype like dying light did imo its good for evryone

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Like Simone Biles, Ledecky also lived up to the massive hype around her going into the Rio Olympics.

The new Lion King movie saw a lot of hype stirred up for its casting announcements last year, but now, it looks like Disney fans will have a new point of attachment to the live - action remake of the 90s classic.

Given the criticism the likes of Mesut Ozil have come under after failing to live up to the hype, it's strange the Argentine hasn't come under the same scrutiny.

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.

As Luka Doncic continues to put up historic numbers in Europe, top NCAA freshmen like Arizona center Deandre Ayton and Duke's Marvin Bagley III have lived up to every bit of recruiting hype they entered college with.

With much hype surrounding the likes of Wilfried Zaha and Raheem Sterling at present, it's worth remembering that not all young prodigies live up to their billing.

Stephen Strasburg has lived up to his hype and then some, however, the Nationals have stated that the young phenom will be held to a strict innings limit making his 3/1 odds seem like a wasted bet.

I would love to see the Saints midfielder come in to play a key role for us next year, and I must admit that the hype created by Zamparini has got my attention, and I would quite like to see Dybala live up to that hype at the Emirates.

The healing powers of illegal drugs like MDMA and psilocybin are finally living up to the hype — and they are already transforming our view of mental illness

But, like Chinese Democracy, The Interview was never going to live up to the build and hype that the media storm surrounding it created.

JJ Abrams follow up from «Star Trek» didn't live up to the hype necessarily but it did give an even enough story while showing great works from child actors Joel Courtney and Elle Fanning in this «E.T. - like» aura stricken film that has great sound and visual effects.

The film's first full trailer dropped yesterday to coincide with the Cannes premiere and it looks like it's going to live up to the hype.

I know its strange to post this in this article, but if you have second thoughts about BAA, and are waiting for the reviews, than you really need to try it, reviews are awesome, and even so, ignore them, its just as awesome I just got it the day it came out, and it is TOTALLY worth it, lives up to the hype, like The Dark Knight.

Can the NSX live up to the hype and anticipation in creating a «New Sports eXperience,» like the name suggests?

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.

However, exactly like the Copenhagen talks, the reality fails to live up to the hype.

Yup, it's another summer of sequels, and some of them will live up to the hype while others will just feel like they were phoned in.

It feels like it might be a disappointment, there's been so much hype and I don't feel that it can live up to it.

Many of these dogs don't live up to the hype of being super calm and some, like some golden retrievers, can be quite surly.

This lounge has a lot of hype to live up to and, although we should definitely wait for the first «real people» reviews to come in, it looks like it's going to be a pretty amazing place to relax before a flight.

It looks like it will live up to the hype if the demo was any indication, and we're looking forward to explore Square Enix's latest epic in 2016!

Even if it was nothing else Titanfall would be a prime candidate to be used as an example of why the artificially created hype machine is a bitch that elevates games to God - like status, an image that they can never hope to truly live up to.

Putting this at the top of my list felt like somewhat of an obligation due to all the hype, but to be fair, it did live up to that hype.

It lived up to the hype; there really is nothing else like participating in a raid.

I'll be interested to know what you think and if it looks like it's going to live up to the hype.

There is too little information known about the game, and far too many games (like No Man's Sky and The Division) that have not lived up to the hype within the last few years.

With games like Dirt and Grid really upping the bar on graphics and game play for a racer, can Fuel possibly live up to the hype?

Now if they can give us fun extra game modes like the Destroy the Tank Mode or The Statue Mode where you can further inspect Mai Shiranui among other fun modes from KOF 2006, then this game might live up to the hype.

Well at this point I'm sure you are wondering if Armillo lives up to the hype or if it just misses the mark like the Sonic titles that it aims to be like.

When this title finally hit store shelves after what seemed like a decade there wasn't any way it could have lived up to the hype.

The E3 2017 gameplay trailer blew everyone's expectations wide open, and this is one game that looks like it might actually live up to the hype it has generated.

Few things live up to the hype — that goes for even an uplifting concept like collaboration.

Maybe it's like seeing too many previews of a movie and the real thing not living up to the hype.