Sentences with phrase «much hoopla»

There is so much hoopla surrounding the «CHALK PAINT» craze — they ARE N'T all created equal.

A year ago, when Suzuki introduced its new, bigger, better XL - 7 sport utility vehicle to journalists at the Los Angeles Auto Show, it seemed like too much hoopla for a fairly... Read more

But not as much hoopla surrounds the aftermath of those fights — the small injuries, the crippling injuries, and the physical / emotional life - long consequences.

LAUSD seems to really have gotten its act together on suspensions, after much hoopla a few years ago.

hmmm what should i say to so much hoopla??

So it was not surprising that much hoopla among scientists surrounded Obama's inaugural promise to «restore science to its rightful place.»

With much hoopla, Smith promised to self - distribute the movie and revolutionize independent film once again.

However much hoopla has surrounded Landau's exceptional send - up of Lugosi, Ed Wood belongs to Depp.

Self - publishing is a not a grandiose dream, no matter how much hoopla we pile on it.

In July, San Jose State University, which had announced a partnership with the company amid much hoopla, said that it was taking a «short breather» from the project given disappointing outcomes among students enrolled in the online Udacity classes.

Flush with enthusiasm after passing the written exam, the rookie Realtor arrives at his new office to much hoopla during introductions at the weekly sales meeting, balloons at his new (cubicle) desk and a shiny new World's Best Real Estate Agent coffee mug.

In other words: Corbyn's failure, after so much hoopla, would threaten to re-define the centre ground and, by definition, make the Tories look more rightwing.

These big overall numbers around which people make so much hoopla, they don't have much use actually.

To much hoopla, Google said the 12 - megapixel camera on the Pixel is the best camera ever on a smartphone (to test that claim, we compared the Pixel with the iPhone 7).