Sentences with phrase «such hyperbole»
The phrase "such hyperbole" means that someone is using exaggerated statements or claims to make something seem more important or dramatic than it actually is. Full definition
Such hyperbole does nothing to further an important and painful discussion we are currently undertaking in the UMC.
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You Elway worshipers live in such a hyperbole it's absurd.
That predictable quote comes straight from the press kit, but we can't recall many instances of such hyperbole translating so well to the road.
Despite such hyperbole, Corbyn remains the bookmaker's favourite to triumph.
The occasion for such hyperbole was an exhibition of Damien Hirst's work, at Paul Stolper gallery in London, widely derided by critics.
Conceived and financed by Walmart heiress Alice Walton, the project has inspired such hyperbole as «a museum that will demand attention on a global scale» and «a fig leaf for corporate greed and raw exploitation.»
And yet, his own utterances on art would suggest he finds such hyperbole repulsive, and is suspicious of anything that romanticises the creative act...
The bottom line is that we will never have a cleaner planet while such hyperbole clouds people's minds (OMG!
Well, let's leave such hyperboles to sitcom writers and Lawrence Krauss, respectively.
Such hyperbole does little to better the conversation, David.
Such hyperbole is open to argument, but the high - tech motor works well and unhesitantly and provides substantial power.
The spectacle of people, many of whom know better, succumbing to such hyperbole in a new «crisis!»