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American/Transamerican Cultural Studies. In 2006, the press also inaugurated "Hyperbole Books", specializing in "publishing cutting-edge, over-the-top experiments

economic system but a morality play. The book coined the phrase "truthful hyperbole" describing "an innocent form of exaggeration—and... a very effective

word "blackmail" in a newspaper article "was no more than rhetorical hyperbole" and that finding such usage as libel "would subvert the most fundamental

another Nilsson). His humour is based more in understatement than in hyperbole, although the stories may be wild enough. His famous epitaph is representative

The X-Files Game is a 1998 interactive film developed by HyperBole Studios and published by Fox Interactive for Windows, Mac OS and PlayStation. The game

news headlines, as a way to quickly imply that an opponent is engaged in hyperbole or even hysterical comments. The second debate between Reagan and Carter

the ninth-century theology of John Scottus Eriugena" and "the fantastic hyperbole of the ancient sagas". Wilde's antimimetic idealism, specifically, McGrath

older translations, with their drier narratives and unfamiliar oriental hyperbole". In a 2011 lecture in Fez, Morocco he suggested that these inter-woven

understanding of a complex and popular topics. The term "idiot" is used as hyperbole, to reassure readers that the guides will be basic and comprehensible

best poets not only in Spain, but in the whole world"; this is friendly hyperbole. Nevertheless Barahona has poetic imagination, ingenious fancy, and an

"anti-hyperbolic title" is "positively revolutionary", as the use of hyperbole in pop lyrics is pervasive but never admitted. In 2007, the Manchester

Quantum Gate is an interactive movie created by Hyperbole Studios in 1993 and published by the now defunct Media Vision Technology. Quantum Gate sold

first published work, and the "subject of considerable pre-publication hyperbole." The novel starts with a first-person reflection on her life so far by

lyrics which are dismissive of content that relies on excessively violent hyperbole, released a short film via VICE Magazine, entitled "The Police vs Grime

someone who is in love with a mischievous person, using "monster" as a hyperbole to describe their personality. The song failed to chart in domestic and

miles (1,050 km). Although nicknamed "Tokyo" tanks, the name was also hyperbole in the fact that no B-17 ever had the range to bomb Japan from any base

Frauendienst (trans. Service of Ladies). Separating fact from stylized hyperbole has proven difficult for historians. From the age of 12 onwards, Ulrich

Such claims of truth-telling are part of the poet's epic repertory. Hyperbole and epic lists are other major features in this chanson: the poet takes

has been, for its time. [It incorporates] less abstract poetic tricks (hyperbole, self-important vignettes), and more of the new, freshly invented ways

has been, for its time. [It incorporates] less abstract poetic tricks (hyperbole, self-important vignettes), and more of the new, freshly invented ways

Such claims of truth-telling are part of the poet's epic repertory. Hyperbole and epic lists are other major features in this chanson: the poet takes

release had prompted excitement in "even those not normally given to hyperbole". "Reconnect" was credited by some with helping Director win Best New

Greenbelt Cooperative Publishing Assn. v. Bresler that the use of "rhetorical hyperbole" in such cases is covered by the First Amendment, a major victory that

political philosophy of the time tends to be obscured by thick layers of hyperbole and rhetoric. Lenhoff 2015, p. 29. "Личность составитеЛя степенной книги"

Seeker sampled the lyrics in their first single, "Hollowpoint Sniper Hyperbole". An instrumental version of the song was also played in episode two of

outfit Hyperbole Median becoming part of Leonine's production division, thrust expanding Leonine's film and television production state with Hyperbole Median

of his time. Velleius' style is characterized by the showy rhetoric, hyperbole, and exaggerated figures of speech that were typical of Silver Age Latin

court cases "the trial of the century" is a traditional bit of American hyperbole, like calling a circus "The Greatest Show on Earth". Nearly every juicy

the album Jr. Gone Wild & Three Dead Trolls In A Baggie – Live At The Hyperbole. In 2000, they collaborated with the Cross-dressing comedy troupe Guys

Appeals reversed, holding that the protesters' signs were "rhetorical hyperbole" and "figurative expression" and were therefore protected speech under

anymore" (Ἄσκρης μὲν οὐκέτ' ἐστὶν οὐδ' ἴχνος). This apparently was a hyperbole, for in the 2nd century CE, Pausanias could report that a single tower

often defend conservative wrorldview by common-sense arguments and use hyperbole to question various currently fashionable opinions. He often wrote about

it held that Doe 6's posts "fall into the category of crude, satirical hyperbole which, while reflecting the immaturity of the speaker, constitute protected

example, "The Super-Special Picture of the Year" took aim at Hollywood hyperbole in general ("It's colossal, tremendous, gigantic, stupendous!") and famous

publicity at 20th Century Fox from 1935 until 1962. Known as the "Herald of Hyperbole" for his exuberant press releases, Brand was an accomplished fixer. Married

"HyperBole Pub Search On". GameSpot. CBS Interactive. Archived from the original on September 25, 2020. Retrieved September 25, 2020. "HyperBole Studios

been called the "Tibetan Three Gorges". Nevertheless, the comparison is hyperbole since the dam is only able to impound less than 1/30th that of Three Gorges

book covers, film posters, and websites, most notably for SDSU Press and Hyperbole Books, where he oversees the production of cultural studies tomes. His

wearers. Critics praised the book, saying the cover blurbs were “not hyperbole”. Inventing Masks: Agency and History in the Art of the Central Pende

Safari. 27 April 2010.[permanent dead link] "Hyperbole.TV Live Review". Hyperbole.TV Live Reviewed. Hyperbole.TV. 17 July 2010. Archived from the original

She worked as a barista while in school. In 2010, Reasonover starred in HYPERBOLE: origins at [Inside] the Ford as a part of the Los Angeles-based art collective

that "history must be treated as history, poetry as poetry, hyperbole and metaphor as hyperbole and metaphor, generalization and approximation as what they

issue of the Carnivorous Plant Newsletter: Some may think me guilty of hyperbole after the following statement, but after careful consideration, I judge

steps. Woolf opens her response by stating first, and with some slight hyperbole, that this is "a remarkable letter—a letter perhaps unique in the history

should be guarded as carefully as though it were by Apollo himself; the hyperbole is not wholly, nor even mainly, ironic. The book is one of the most agreeable

D’Zurilla, Christie (February 28, 2023). "Scott Adams says he was using hyperbole: America being 'programmed' to see race first". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved

represented by the objects that give characteristics such as simile, symbolism, hyperbole, imagery, and foreshadowing to the film's pop culture iconography in the

inimitable: Among the Moslem scholars of the early period, before bigotry and hyperbole prevailed, were some such as Ebrahim on- Nazzam who openly acknowledged

encounters. It is also overloaded with stock banquets, hunting scenes, and hyperbole associated with the genre to which it belongs'. Kalinke and Mitchell identified

fast and handful poster-boy". The Indian Express. But the hyperbole — and it's not a hyperbole by much; he is 6'2″ — is understandable. "Memoirs of an international

'extortionate' and argued that the discussion had occurred in a climate of 'hyperbole and hysteria'. An even higher price of at least $109 million has also

Hiperbolė (Hyperbole in english) were a Lithuanian rock band formed in 1974 in Vilnius by Viktoras Prapras and Ričardas Bartusevičius. The most successful

(September 8, 2011). Comment on "Coming soon to your screens: Dinosaur Hyperbole", weblog entry by Hone, Dave (September 7, 2011). Dave Hone's Archosaur

MicroProse 2K Games Xenon Racer 2019 3DClouds Soedesco The X-Files Game 1998 HyperBole Studios Fox Interactive, Activision X-Files: Unrestricted Access 2002

mock of the habits in certain British circles of immense and fashionable hyperbole.) Kitty Beighton's thoughts are with young Cubbon, a junior officer -

Sanitarium — DreamForge Intertainment, ASC Games The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time — Nintendo EAD The X-Files Game — HyperBole Studios, Fox Interactive

barbarian", "reprehensible" and "merciless", constituted mere vulgar abuse and hyperbole, and therefore First Amendment protected speech. Benzaquin, a longtime

writes, "their conjoined history was a confusion of legend, sideshow hyperbole, and editorial invention even while they lived." Many works have fictionalized

Nashville's Talk Radio 98.3 and 1510 WLAC welcomed Roberts to discuss his “hyperbole which was misunderstood by the liberal mainstream media” and incorrectly

in 1981. AllMusic awarded the album 3½ stars stating "There's a bit of hyperbole in the album's title, as the play list is hardly adventurous and the arrangements

direction in literature that distances itself from myth and expressive hyperbole. His text is permanently unrelenting, like a chill wind that will not

statement must be viewed in its context and distinguished from protected hyperbole. The opinion, however, stopped short of defining precisely what constituted

described as "relaxed" on the air, not easily succumbing to emotion or hyperbole. Yet he left enough room for emotion while describing dramatic plays favorable

2307/2652649. ISSN 0073-0548. JSTOR 2652649. Although more than a little hyperbole embellishes the extant accounts of Tomoe's military exploits, there is

CDNow.com, "To call Kiehr's voice angelic would not be indulging in hyperbole. She floats through a vocal line, caressing each phrase with marvelous

something "metaphorical or magical, rhetorical or unreal, a literary hyperbole or propaganda device.": 11  MacKinnon rejects this approach, pointing

As literature, his poems parody the traditional genre with irony and hyperbole, somewhat similar to later commercium songs. However, his Bußlied (Poem

stating of Shapps' statement of the time "It was not hyperbole; it was incorrect. There is hyperbole where a statement which is true is exaggerated, but

religion and physical characteristics of native people." It is devoid of hyperbole and does not use excessive metaphors to validate descriptions. He states

at Newmarket 1947: Tudor Minstrel 1948: Djelal 1949: Wat Tyler 1950: Hyperbole 1951: Leading Light 1952: Tudor Castle 1953: King of the Tudors 1954:

2019-04-17, retrieved 2020-08-03 "Iran's fast attack craft fleet: behind the hyperbole". www.naval-technology.com. Kable Intelligence Limited. Retrieved 11 December

review in The Daily Telegraph said that the subject was "handled with some hyperbole alongside the seriousness" and that "it gives a sense of just how advanced

(September 8, 2011). Comment on "Coming soon to your screens: Dinosaur Hyperbole", weblog entry by Hone, Dave (September 7, 2011). Dave Hone's Archosaur

"Homewrecker." As with many named alcoholic drinks, there is an element of hyperbole in this name; it may relate to the common application of term to alcoholism

April 2012. Hunkin, Joanna (20 December 2008). "High drama, hijinks and hyperbole in Shorty cliffhanger". The New Zealand Herald. APN News & Media. Cook

"Comparisons of Bley's big band talents to Ellington and Charles Mingus are not hyperbole. In a field crowded with every measure of big bands, Carla Bley's Big

include Paris Street Style, The Kings County Distillery: Whiskey Notes, Hyperbole and a Half, Daily Dishonesty, and The Forest Feast gift and stationery

American Dream" February, 1992 – "Cynicism, Euphemisms, and Seductive Hyperbole About Privatization" March, 1992 – "The Same Old Song" April, 1992 – "The

describes the book as overly one-sided in its hostility and accuses Walker of hyperbole, fallacies and factual errors. In The Guardian, David Cohen said Walker's

published a more mixed review that wondered whether there was "an element of hyperbole" in Myers' account. Myers was a regular contributor to radio programmes

tracks were added. RD Reynolds of WrestleCrap called the album “without hyperbole, the greatest Christmas album in the history of…well…history.” “Have Yourself

Australia generates a feverish pitch and the event held annually is given the hyperbole as "the greatest gathering of thoroughbred cockroaches in the world".

spins and a modicum of insight" but eventually devolve into "lyrical hyperbole" as Lennon's anger takes over. Beatles biographer John Blaney felt that

sensational passages from the book and described it in terms that verged on hyperbole. The book was not a blueprint for a “dirty war” against the West but a

the band as "afro-pop" and said the single was "far from the 'afro-pop' hyperbole." Click Music described the two tracks as "beautiful, high-brow indie-pop

renowned collection, which is worth quoting here. The tone is swollen, the hyperbole somewhat ponderous with baroque turns of phrase. But the writer's enthusiasm

the characters naturally drawn, and tbo language is powerful without hyperbole or exaggeration." Leslie Rees later called it "a longer, multicoloured

affects the music-listening experience so profoundly that it would not be hyperbole to say that without memory there would be no music. As scores of theorists

the War Council a "[S]pectacle… an expression of outrage, but one whose hyperbole was self-evident." Jeremy Varon says, [A]n air of unreality hung over

Islamic interpretation the number 70 or 72 is most often and generally hyperbole for an infinite amount: There are 70 dead among the Prophet Muhammad's

reviewer, Stuart Nicholson commented "Mehldau is gradually living down the hyperbole that surrounded his early recordings, and he has exceeded expectations

media attention in Japan. Robert Whiting, perhaps using a fair bit of hyperbole, says that it "was greeted with as much fanfare as if he had surpassed

how-to I'm glad to report that this advice is stick-to-the-ribs solid. No hyperbole. No gratuitous name dropping. Jones was first married to Eleanor Wright;

kings of Gujrata, Lata, Karnataka, Chola and Anga. This is obviously a hyperbole, although Simharaja may have achieved some military successes against

Duplexity, the following year. The duo released their third album, Harmonic Hyperbole in 2012 and their fourth album MHJR Piano in 2013. The two have covered

jazz." The Atlanta Daily World's Albert Anderson stops short of such hyperbole, but does acknowledge his own surprise: I knew well before reviewing this

by Robert Wilson. Smith also worked as a photographer and founded the Hyperbole Photographic Studio in New York City. In 1962, he released The Beautiful

Times gave it a 1/5 claiming that it had "a tottering script blanketed in hyperbole". The Hindu called it "A misfire on many levels". ""THE CHARACTERS I PLAYED

high instrumental register with a low vocal one, comic exaggeration, hyperbole, verse and refrain, call and response, and syncopation. However, Foster's

richness and life," which author Stephen G. Bloom described as "expected hyperbole." Bidding for the sapphire began at $1 million, and through multiple bids

slavery my sweet'st friend must be?") we see the speaker playing on the hyperbole "by which lovers swore themselves their ladies' willing slave". Essentially

views are those of a political adversary and are presented in rhetorical hyperbole.": 473  Yorty's second claim was that the cartoon asserted Yorty's belief

both praise and criticism for his style, with critics accusing him of "hyperbole". Aburish considered his work "revisionist history"; according to Douglas

"Dead Man", a song by Alessia Cara from her fourth studio album Love & Hyperbole Search for "dead man" on Wikipedia. Deadman (disambiguation) All pages

1 The Edge had begun playing their first single, "Hollowpoint Sniper Hyperbole". The duo then returned to Toronto to shoot a video for the song, which

1 The Edge had begun playing their first single, "Hollowpoint Sniper Hyperbole". The duo then returned to Toronto to shoot a video for the song, which

– or at least an immediate contender for the top ten. Whatever cheap hyperbole you could fling at this performance, Nicki bats down with one of her palmetto-sized

parlors [sic] wagered pounds [sic] as if they were bits of candy. It is not hyperbole to suggest that, when Taylor entered the ring, the weight of a prideful

that Houellebecq's frequent use of "sudden exclamations, dark ironies, hyperbole and hysterical outbursts" distinguish the tone from Camus'. The novel

Retrieved 11 November 2018. Elhanam Miller (24 July 2014). "Anti-Palestinian hyperbole hits new heights in Egypt". Times of Israel. Retrieved 11 November 2018

of its flavour: Hyperbole! de ma mémoire Triomphalement ne sais-tu Te lever, aujourd'hui grimoire Dans un livre de fer vêtu... Hyperbole! Can't you arise

folks and there would be absolutely no retribution for it. That’s not hyperbole." In 2019, Brittany Packnett married fellow activist Reginald Cunningham

other cosmopolitan cities. While often written within the language of hyperbole, Lang’s descriptive choice of words paints a picture of the collector’s

Western philosophy and being "full of misreadings, suppositions, rhetorical hyperbole and even flat out factual errors." Hicks is also known for his documentary

1939: Fairstone 1940–45: no race 1946: Sayani 1947: Nebuchadnezzar 1948: Hyperbole 1949: Star King * 1950: Double Eclipse 1951: Royal Serenade 1952: Kara

describe Harsha's territory in a narrower or wider sense, his statement is hyperbole it cannot be used to make conclusions about Harsha's actual territory

Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (March 2002). "Erik Loyer: The persistence of hyperbole". Retrieved 2013-12-28. Winda Benedetti (January 2009). "iPhone lifts

appeared for Dublin Corporation, had argued, apparently with a good deal of hyperbole, that the members of the corporation were entitled to charge the ratepayers

there be anything in approaching to timidity [...] it is the gigantic hyperbole by which you describe the evils of existing society." He continues: "I

site also has come under criticism for issues related to sensationalism, hyperbole, misleading or naive headlines, and even sexism to attract readers. In

photographed, with a taut commentary which never falls into the trap of hyperbole, it is a triumph for the cameramen who brought back about nine miles of

cleanse themselves and become pure before Easter Sunday. Exaggeration, hyperbole, and excessiveness are all key elements of the grotesque style. Certain

from scientific fact, his monologues are deliberately exaggerated with hyperbole and dry humour. The third queueline video features an alter-ego character

association football "The World from Berlin: 'Women's Football Doesn't Need Hyperbole' - SPIEGEL ONLINE". Spiegel.de. Retrieved 2012-08-02. "When Saturday Comes

Москва: Политиздат, 1988, pp 216–217, translated in Maks Ostrovski, The Hyperbole of the World Order, Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield, 2006, pp 144–145. Hans-Ernst

fruitless attempt to "admonish" in the middle of the match the then young and hyperbole Spyros Pomonis, in order to simplify his way of playing for AEK to reach

alliance, declassified sources indicate that his suggestions were more hyperbole than actual U.S. policy. He was really using the Soviet threat as a means

and cross the Jordan River are poetically enhanced by the process of hyperbole and by images evoking a life of natural elements, water and mountains

about litigation by the Church of Scientology. This was later called hyperbole by Gibney, though the film was scrutinized by HBO's lawyers. Mcgrath,

think that we can capture the middle ground between Wizard’s irreverent hyperbole, The Comics Journal’s serious, intellectual approach and whatever it is

Sindon Sire Hyperbole Grandsire Hyperion Dam Cotton Wool Damsire Donatello Sex Stallion Foaled 1955 Country United Kingdom Colour Chestnut Breeder Anne

mythopoeic Milesian Tales and his literary fantastic voyages and utopistic hyperbole comport with the genre of science fiction" Georgiadou & Larmour 1998,

the comment during the broadcast and on Twitter, calling her comments "hyperbole". In a Fox News interview with Laura Ingraham, Trump called Ioffe "some

raided by barbarians every year. However, this is considered rhetorical hyperbole by modern scholars, as only a single Slavic raid to the environs of Dyrrhachium

of Sports. Birmingham is famous for being able to find humour amid the hyperbole of world sport. Following Michael Clarke's debut innings of 151 against

(2005), Gregorian (2013), Richard Pankhurst (2016) 1949: Star King * 1950: Hyperbole 1951: La Valeuse 1952: Agitator 1953: Olga 1954: Tip the Bottle 1955:

Mexico's Machiavellis in The Eagle's Throne. ... Yet for all its grotesque hyperbole, Wizard of the Crow struck me as truthful in its dissection of power,

2017. Townsend, Mark (March 11, 2017). "Minor league team encourages hyperbole with 'Alternative Facts Night'". Yahoo Sports. Retrieved March 13, 2017

Nadrealisti held a clear pacifist posture, often using absurdity and dark hyperbole when portraying rising ethnic tensions and imminent war in SR Bosnia and

by its droll intellectual humor, often featuring an extensive use of hyperbole, satire and literary illusions. Brdečka also worked as a painter and was

Ronald Reagan." He went on to say, "Despite all the contradictions and hyperbole in Prince's playboy philosophy, I still find his message refreshingly

Also, it suggests that the use of anxious to mean "eager" may be mild hyperbole, as the use of dying in the sentence "I'm dying to see your new baby."

confrontational rhetorical style that frequently employed ad hominems, taunting and hyperbole to attack liberal ideas. Conservative student activist groups like Turning

the date was put forwards as an actual projection, or hyperbole. This turned out to be hyperbole, as LucasArts and Telltale Games announced new adventure

to alleged equal time violations, though this was likely promotional hyperbole, as both the campaign and FCC never commented on the claims. In September

described The Siberian Times's reporting as "allegedly real with a bit of hyperbole/Siberian fan fiction thrown in -- just as it should be." Meduza found

"brilliant propaganda" written in a "bombastic style and full of patriotic hyperbole." Although the chronicle remains a valuable source of information about

Institute Southbank, Birds Eye View Film Festival 2011, Simulacrum & Hyperbole, 2011 La Chapelle Balthus La Rossiniere, Switzerland, Le Tablier De Balthus

Irving, for example, had dismissed Wolfe's work as "yak" and "journalistic hyperbole." Similar name-calling surrounded the release of I Am Charlotte Simmons

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medicine and public health in the 20th century. One can say without hyperbole that Maurice has changed the world." In 2007, Paul Offit published a biography

makes Goldwater look like George McGovern," although this may have been hyperbole. According to Judge Harry T. Edwards, Judge MacKinnon was "a real character:

that a news organization couldn't be sued over the use of "rhetorical hyperbole". The usage in question was when quoting eyewitnesses, but the court ruled

point of ridiculousness, which is the entire point [...their] visceral hyperbole is something powerful, as though we’re hearing humankind’s palm read by

University of New Mexico. Then doing it. Now, before you dismiss that as hyperbole, consider a few factors. Like the fact that, because of cold weather,

press were mixed. The book critic Robert Kirsch cautioned about Janov's "hyperbole" and "evangelic certainty" in the Los Angeles Times, but nevertheless

flying about ("heavy ignorance aloft to fly"). This is followed by the hyperbole of young men adding double majesty to grace. The poet encourages the youth

Tobolowsky and writer J. Barry Armstrong will no doubt take that passing hyperbole as a compliment, so heartily have they endeavored to make an awful camp

of abuses", as François Mignet calls it, has often been the subject of hyperbole in the analyses of contemporaries and historians. The atmosphere inside

of descendants and in the typical Old Testament prophets language of hyperbole, Jesus fulfilled the King and Priest role as a priest according to the

sleep and food. They frequently use language reminiscent of early hip hop hyperbole, where the primary goal of lyrics was to brag and self promote in an exaggerated

Constantinople, Photius. Photius wrote of Herodian: "he neither exaggerates with hyperbole nor omits anything essential; in short, in all the virtues of historiography

destroy the entire Argentine and Chilean fleets. While this may have been hyperbole, either one was much more powerful than any single vessel in the Argentinian

fear of voters ... and the three 'h's' prevail—hysteria, histrionics and hyperbole". He also framed the options for deficit reduction in terms of either

never see another thinkpiece about her. Instead, we enter an arms race of hyperbole, as we credit her with forcing Apple to change its streaming terms, dismantling

O'Connell (28 September 2012). "Sinnott accused of engaging in "hysterical hyperbole" over referendum". TheJournal.ie. Archived from the original on 23 March

2009 Katt Williams: It's Pimpin Pimpin 2008 Brian Regan: The Epitome of Hyperbole (Comedy Central) 2008 John Oliver: Terrifying Times (Comedy Central) 2008

Ratings, Credits, Song list – Rate Your Music". RateYourMusic. "Text of hyperbole-filled liner notes hand-written by GG Allin in the third person and inserted

written that the claims for the project made by Galloway, "a good friend of hyperbole", do not match the content of the final film. It is, however, "an entertaining

Mulken, Margot; van den Bosch, Antal (July 2015). "Signaling sarcasm: From hyperbole to hashtag". Information Processing & Management. 51 (4): 500–509. doi:10

contemporary Chinese understanding of the Wall, although later they slid into hyperbole, including the erroneous but ubiquitous claim that the Ming walls were

June 21, 2011. Moscrop, Liz (June 21, 2011), "Paris 2 011: Hypersonic Hyperbole", Aviation International News, retrieved June 21, 2011. Quick, Darren

the music industry at the 1973 Summer NAMM show, with tongue-in-cheek hyperbole, as the "Legendary" Pignose Amplifier. Now known officially as the "Legendary

2017 Archibald Lampman Award for All of Us Reticent, Here, Together "Hyperbole for a large number", caterina, March 03, 2003 "April Violin"; "The History

reactions to the Irish immigrant experience can easily tip over into hyperbole... Colm Tóibín’s Brooklyn is a controlled, understated novel, devoid of

defamation case. Second, it found that the word "crank" was "rhetorical hyperbole" rather than an actionably inaccurate description. The United States Court

the wars of 337–361, carrying "iron towers full of archers" (possibly hyperbole; he was not an eye-witness to the particular battle he described). The

Germinal and was always keen to defend its accuracy against accusations of hyperbole and exaggeration (from the conservatives) or of slander against the working

of amusement on Comedy Central's The Daily Show because of its use of hyperbole and techniques reminiscent of political "attack ads". After general manager

action. Their delivery was hectic and at times chaotic, sharpened by hyperbole and zany, sharp, non-sequitur witticisms. The format was very successful

Women's Wear Daily notes in relation to the claim, "he was known for hyperbole." By 1978 the Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce was boasting that Rodeo

evacuate Anatolia, but this is unlikely in the extreme and must represent hyperbole on her part. The campaign was remarkable for the high level of discipline

ritual or theatrical, is built according to the laws of the grotesque and hyperbole. At the same time, the artist deliberately minimizes individual facial

Grevioux doesn't hold back any punches, but also never really dips into hyperbole in order to make his points, which I imagine would be hard to do given

into the harmonic magic of the Beach Boys singing." He adds: "It is not hyperbole to say that for every pop and rock group that followed in the Beach Boys

stations, including 102.1 The Edge, which earlier had "Hollowpoint Sniper Hyperbole" in heavy rotation, inspiring USS to begin producing music videos for

this event claims that Bactria was among Ptolemy's conquests, which is hyperbole but might indicate that Bactria had been part of the Seleucid empire up

supplement his own experiences with wide reading and research. He also employs hyperbole and humor. Starting in the 1930s, scholars in the Melville revival questioned

Global Salvation, and the Worst Law In History: A Guide to Debt Debate Hyperbole". Reason. Joe Nocera (2011-08-05). "The Tea Party, Take Two". The New

expressed approval of the book's plot, writing: "Brown's fusion of gothic hyperbole with a pedant's tour-guide deliberately restrains the imagination through

master singer-songwriter" (Review of B-Sides and Confessions, Volume Two), Hyperbole, February 1, 2013 JeffBlack.com, "Jeff Black: Folklore" (Folklore Information)

'the Jupiter Conservator,' the friend and benefactor of men." With this hyperbole, Weems elevated Washington to the Augustan level of the god "Jupiter Conservator

Quit (1990) Pull The Goalie (1992) Simple Little Wish (1995) Live at the Hyperbole (1995) (with Three Dead Trolls in a Baggie) Still Got The Jacket (2021)

semigroup transform solutions, differential harmonic study of divergent hyperbole, physical transformations of finite Jacobian entities, unique harmonic

University of New Mexico. Then doing it. Now, before you dismiss that as hyperbole, consider a few factors. Like the fact that, because of cold weather,

became known as boghammars. "Iran's fast attack craft fleet: behind the hyperbole". www.naval-technology.com. Kable Intelligence Limited. Retrieved 11 December

Trump's 1987 book, Trump: The Art of the Deal. In that book, "truthful hyperbole" was described as "an innocent form of exaggeration—and ... a very effective

Edmonton Journal. Retrieved May 30, 2011. Liss, Sarah (July 31, 2008). "Hyperbole watch: Pop Montreal edition", CBC News. Retrieved May 31, 2011. Pop Montreal

to the contrary, without any supporting basis, has the appearance of hyperbole." On 28 July 2016, the UK Supreme Court ruled against some aspects of

highlighted as follows; Upamā - simile Rupaka - metaphor Atiśayokti - hyperbole The Rāmāyana and the Mahābhārata are not only monumental works of combining

to distinguish by gender. The game was designed to be a lighthearted hyperbole of the 1980s action film genre. Greenwood noted the difficulties of translating

slow for viewers brought up on a diet of MTV and bombastic Hollywood hyperbole." Howarth 2015, p. 176. "Alla ricerca del piacere (1971)". Archivio del

effects on privacy are overblown and called complaints "hyper-partisan hyperbole," criticizing both sides of the Net Neutrality Debate. Leibowitz justified

from sources whose accuracy might be in question and authors known for hyperbole. Her rival, Empress Lü Zhi, was used to symbolize the supposed dangers

unclassifiable work (The Jewel) that is characterized by exaggeration and hyperbole. There is little or no contemporary evidence for many of the stories surrounding

after Conrad's rebellion that he attempted suicide, but this may be a hyperbole allusive to the suicide of the biblical King Saul. In mid-March Conrad

(2008) John Oliver: Terrifying Times (2008) Brian Regan: The Epitome of Hyperbole (2008) Jo Koy: Don't Make Him Angry (2009) Flight of the Conchords (2007-2009)

reporting from Florida. The Governor's words, likely political oratorical hyperbole, that he "would rather die" than suffer the humiliation of Federal invasion

Republican Party said that Paul's challenge was "full of personal attacks, hyperbole and unfounded assumption." The dispute was to be adjudicated by the Contest

regions like Gurjaradesa and Lata, but these claims appear to be poetic hyperbole, and are not supported by historical evidence. Yayati II was succeeded

of the Ulaid are not merely shamed, but are made to look ridiculous. Hyperbole is used to humorous effect when Conall flings the head of Ánluan at his

Ireland') fell therein. The more partisan Cogad Gáedel re Gallaib indulges in hyperbole, claiming that "since the Battle of Mag Rath to that time there had not

Marciam, II.) but Seneca may wish to show off his rhetorical skill with hyperbole, rather than adhere to fact.[citation needed] Some[who?] dispute Seneca's

Littmann 2012, p. 160. Billen 2009. Sullum, Jacob (20 February 2014). "Hyperbole Hurts: The Surprising Truth About Methamphetamine". Forbes. Retrieved

formal figures of the dead from the Fraser Canyon War exist, and much hyperbole has been made by both sides. Estimates of the white dead range from several

historical figures by using literary devices such as paradox, antithesis, hyperbole, and irony. This work was followed by another in the same style, Queen

notable for his easygoing, sometimes humorous manner and measured use of hyperbole, particularly in banter with his sportscasting partners. He livens up

Third Reich as Bordello and Pig Sty: Between Critical Neodecadence and Hyperbole of Degeneration in Tinto Brass' Salon Kitty. Nazisploitation! The Nazi

mettre à nu les effets dévastateurs du fléau décrit." Ibid.: "il y a hyperbole à force de réalisme" Ibid.: "Humour et sadisme parviennent à faire légèrement

Wolf, Eulogious' account of Columba's experience at Tábonos is full of "hyperbole", but "revealing". Wolf reported that Columba "suffered from overwhelming

destroy the entire Argentine and Chilean fleets. While this may have been hyperbole, either one was much more powerful than any single vessel in the Argentine

involved aspects of compression, elaboration, epigram, and of course, hyperbole, as most of his plays seemed to emphasize such exaggerations in order

ticket sales process, "It was, uh, rather monumental." Although some hyperbole was involved in some of Geffen's and Graham's statements, there was in

parlors [sic] wagered pounds [sic] as if they were bits of candy. It is not hyperbole to suggest that, when Taylor entered the ring, the weight of a prideful

fondness for comic euphemism, the writing is still agile and exact, the hyperbole driven and punishing and the characters – when he lets them be – charismatically

the barrel of the gun. And if a guy wanted to indulge himself in great hyperbole in that circumstance, who wouldn't forgive him? But that was perfect,

ticket sales process, "It was, uh, rather monumental." Although some hyperbole was involved in some of Geffen's and Graham's statements, there was in

2007). "Defending video games; Danny Ledonne. 'They're susceptible to hyperbole and speculation'". The Gazette. p. B8. Danny Ledonne's IMDb filmography

demographic. 16's covers attracted readers by featuring sensational and hyperbole-laden headlines such as "The Day He Almost DIED!", head shots of various

of the hydrogen atom. If this sounds like hyperbole, anything about Fermi is likely to sound like hyperbole". Fermi was known as an inspiring teacher

non-Iranist literature, there has been a tendency to elaboration and hyperbole. Several scholars have taken a strict and critical view of Kartir from

(January 2016). Laughing Matters: Conversations on Humor. San Diego, CA: Hyperbole Books. ISBN 978-1938537912. OCLC 940997852. Long Stories Cut Short: Fictions

spirited and dry ... Having had previous experience at this sort of Jazz-age hyperbole in the British musical, The Boy Friend ... she knows how to hit the right

Reserved for the Death was, according to author Sabine Hake, one of a "hyperbole of espionage thrillers" produced soon after the erection of the Berlin

review of _Market Education_ is engaging, and her use of metaphor and hyperbole is effective on an emotional level. The reference to "magic mushroom sauce"

90. However, Cooper (1979) p. 26 is unequivocal in stating that this "hyperbole" was penned by The Bishop of Linköping, Uno von Troil, who accompanied

This encounter is not referenced anywhere else and may be journalistic hyperbole. World magazine Wikimedia  This article incorporates text from the public

said, "Lin avoids writing in figurative language, and there is little hyperbole in these reports, nor references to nineteen-sixties-era acid metaphysics

he wrote, "If you have overdosed on the preening narcissism and nutty hyperbole of recent Hollywood awards ceremonies and their surrounding hoopla, this

during a certain time period. I wanted the English in the book to be a hyperbole of that everyday dynamism of spoken English." Minor Feelings: An Asian

film] may be the worst romantic comedy I have ever seen, and this is not hyperbole". According to Sheri Linden of Los Angeles Times, the film is "more of

perfect," and the dialogue "never drops into the realms of trite, or hyperbole, or parody. Each phrase is like a diamond. Tight, bright and sparkling

cover you've ever seen—if he didn't do it, he inspired it.'" Despite the hyperbole of this claim, it is true that many people would immediately recognize

Dixon (who was up for reelection), and the two engaged in tit-for-tat hyperbole which ended with Dixon winning both Missoula and Ravalli Counties but

political rhetoric ever be "too persuasive"? The combination of proverb and hyperbole in the case of having the cake and eating it". Jezikoslovlje. 21 (3):

Wind"   4:31 7. "The Curse They Weave"   4:27 8. "Sundown Shores"   4:34 9. "Schrodinger's Lament"   5:09 10. "Hyperbole"   7:34 11. "Falling"   4:34

high and uniform grades of Family Flour in this country." Advertising hyperbole aside, the mill, along with the Pillsbury A Mill and other flour mills

Pablo. "Censura sexual del cine en España: una breve historia". Revista Hypérbole (in Spanish). Pérez del Puerto, Ángela (2021). "El cara a cara por el

named book True History Lucian delivers a story which exaggerates the hyperbole and improbable claims of those stories. Sometimes described as the first

for the most opportune time of release, which we believe is NOW." Such hyperbole is somewhat disingenuous; in 1915, Chaplin had begun work on Life, his

"Ryback...is the ultimate warrior. As the action genre tends toward hyperbole, Ryback is an amalgam of everything that signifies Ultimate Warrior status

mundane recounting of a newly recruited soldier's camp life and progress to hyperbole as he describes a series of increasingly absurd plans to escape from morning

assignment and gave it an F, with comments like, "exaggeration – avoid hyperbole." Takano co-chairs the Congressional LGBT Equality Caucus and is a member

The New York Observer, writing that it was overwhelmingly plagued by "hyperbole and innuendo" while taking issue with Cheadle's depiction of Davis and

April 12, 1994. p. 23. Neibylski, Dianna C (1998). "Heartburn, Humor and Hyperbole in Like Water for Chocolate". In Hengen, Shannon (ed.). Performing Gender

said he may "lose control of himself". Muriel dismisses her remarks as hyperbole, regarding her husband's idiosyncrasies as benign and manageable. Meanwhile

Fool referred to The End of America as a mixture of valid points and hyperbole. "¿Cuánto mide Porter Stansberry? - Altura - Real height". Liptak, Adam

Sports Soccer '99 The X-Files Game Microsoft Windows, Mac OS, PlayStation HyperBole Studios Fox Interactive James Cameron's Titanic Explorer Microsoft Windows

relentlessly over several years, on occasion with an unfair degree of hyperbole," he said, adding that Kohn had suffered "poisonous press releases" by

because it is not always clear what is true and what is only poetic hyperbole. Hašek hated pretense, sentimentality, settled life, to which he ironically

Frank, which has already seen much use in the analysis of metaphor, hyperbole and politeness. In the Rational Speech Act, listeners and speakers both

was "criminally long and generally lacking in [Miike's] playful visual hyperbole." Wilma Jandoc of the Honolulu Star-Advertiser lamented that the film

even figures given by manufacturers may have a degree of inaccuracy or hyperbole. Also note that a single vehicle can be sold concurrently under several

together to make the music they can't quite do on their own. Think that's hyperbole? Get a copy and prove us wrong." It was given overwhelmingly positive

and harm that the eccentric teacher provokes does emerge from all the hyperbole, one is left with the impression of having glimpsed not the prime but

to some of his contemporary announcers of NFL games, he avoided their hyperbole and transparent adulation of players, and gave steady, nonpartisan, but

Hiltermann, who objected to Finkelstein's "abrasiveness, righteous anger, hyperbole, distortions and unwarranted generalizations", and to his generalizations

After a backlash from conservatives, he tweeted that his remark was "hyperbole". "Everyone knows I don't have access to that much burlap," he said. On

methodology. Scholars have criticized No, Ma'am for using the same kind of hyperbole that Nibley critiques in Brodie. Nibley's defenders explain that his acerbic

throughout the 2000s). This literature was initially known more for its hyperbole and faddishness than for its academic/empirical integrity. More recently

Diamond's thousands of other titles. Moreover, Allen sees more than a little hyperbole in Layton's reiteration that, prior to Diamond's involvement, Future's

in Dolan, p. 31: "Writer Bill Finger and artist Bob Kane justified any hyperbole in this issue, for with the introduction of Robin, Batman's world changed

And there's a pause. I said, 'That's my soul up there'. I was full of hyperbole. I said that! I went back in and wrote it down on a piece of stuff, and

misreadings partly occasioned by the young Solovyov’s penchant for poetic hyperbole). In truth, the divine Sophia is first and foremost a biblical figure

al. hypothesized that dynamic mechanical allodynia (DMA) might be the hyperbole of dynamic mechanical dysesthesia (DMD), mediated by peripheral nerves

has received high praise. Pendragon's review of the album borders on hyperbole: "‘Toby Arrives’ is the sort of album you could stack alongside a Thelonious

expectations and gives you a wholly new experience. I generally avoid hyperbole, unless it's a joke, but this really was one of the best weekends of my

crew to work at. I have been for a realistic approach, far from heroes, hyperbole and adventure. Although the story has an underlying theme of adventure

NXT) and others. Of Brookside, he stated; "I don't think there is enough hyperbole to explain how good a coach he is...I can't think of a better coach I'd

apologized and maintained that Handel was "clearly engaging in parody and hyperbole to point out the absurdity of genocide as a solution to rising health

May 2019). "A compromised Judy Foote? Let's talk about Ches Crosbie, hyperbole and selective memory". www.cbc.ca. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.

was exacerbated by the horrid reputation I had in the 1980s, some of it hyperbole but not all of it completely unfounded. Half-Piaf, half-Hemingway… singing

the synagogues in his city in a critical and negative light. The use of hyperbole and other rhetorical devices painted a harsh and negative picture of the

students at the University of California, Irvine. Their first three shows, "Hyperbole", "The Poe Play" (based on the stories of Edgar Allan Poe), and "Pip"

horses and horse riders – 100,000,000 horses (mentioned possibly as a hyperbole) 1,202,850 infantry 6,000,000 protecting elephants and chariots 140,000

1816, praising his journalism for the Courier: It is far, very far, from hyperbole to affirm, that you did more against the French scheme of Continental

Retrieved 3 May 2025. "Housefull 4 movie review: A silly, exhausting hyperbole of a farce". The Indian Express. Retrieved 3 May 2025. Hungama, Bollywood

their actions the male characters tend not to live up to the grandeur and hyperbole with which they are presented. At foreign courts their stature is aristocratic

and the generous way (they move) within the world. (They) is, with no hyperbole, one of the most important minds working in media." Wortham's work appears

MTA Spring EP 16 Felon – Burglar Bill, Khésis – Heatshield, Mitekiss – Hyperbole, Volatile Cycle – Feel Good, Kasbo – I Don't Get, Vacant – Eternal MTAREC092

antics whose strongly transgressive streak is only a horror-inflected hyperbole of what might be found in any teen flick." Best Picture at the Screamfest

the High Street", while another Eye journalist Paul Foot, not known for hyperbole, described Candida as "the most beautiful woman in Oxford". On 25 May

Male chauvinism is a recurring theme in her writing. Irony, sarcasm and hyperbole make evident twisted masculine superiority, where she critiques social

that his depiction of Constantinople frequently engages in symbolism and hyperbole more typical of Ottoman poets, which is seen in these lines: Bu şehr-i

statement 'the world' simply stands for the world "of men" it can read as a hyperbole, extending the end of the world of man to the end of "everything on earth"

discuss]; but most likely, the text referring to angelic languages is hyperbole. The verse 2 of chapter 14 can also be applied if: someone speaks Ukrainian

remarkable achievement without using language approaching the edge of hyperbole. So careful is she in her facts, so sane in her judgements, that she seems

Favourite New Single: Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker, "Hollow Point Sniper Hyperbole" Favourite New Album: Tokyo Police Club, Elephant Shell NXNE Favourite

essay we can understand that everything bothers her. The author uses hyperbole to illustrate her hates. Shonagon's tone throughout her listing is frank

statement in the 25 March 1959, meeting was "an instance of Mao's use of hyperbole, another being his casual acceptance of death of half the population during

"Yours and Mine" 2008 - Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker - "Hollowpoint Sniper Hyperbole" 2018 Nominated - CMT Awards "Female Video Of The Year" (for Maren Morris

The legendary nature of the story is revealed by the liberal use of hyperbole – the size of the statue, the use of every kind of music, the destruction

his younger brother's style may also have been a matter of brotherly hyperbole. The third argument cannot be refuted. Though some similarities in the

Transgender Tapestry (104): 56–57. ISSN 1083-0006. Moreover, it is not hyperbole to say that Empire has been responsible for the deaths of untold numbers

Dictionary of Canadian Biography. Retrieved 14 December 2018. "Permian hyperbole". The Economist. 2016-11-05. Retrieved 14 December 2018. J. Phillips;

the defamation lawsuit, writing that, "The statements are rhetorical hyperbole and opinion commentary intended to frame a political debate, and, as such

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Transgender Tapestry (104): 56–57. ISSN 1083-0006. Moreover, it is not hyperbole to say that Empire has been responsible for the deaths of untold numbers

Thoreau does not hesitate to use metaphors, allusions, understatement, hyperbole, personification, irony, satire, metonymy, synecdoche, and oxymorons,

be chaste (Matthew 19:1–12). Given Jesus' frequent use of metaphor and hyperbole, e.g. Luke 9:62, the Catholic Church has broadly discouraged any understanding

courses." Reviewer Robert Winder describes the book as "shock-horror hyperbole posing as scholarship" and goes on to write "Farrell might be right to

been described as "more disingenuous than candid in his bluster" and "hyperbole-prone", but also as "[a] clear, credible voice... articulating the frustration

and others indicate that he had three heads, but Hesiod with poetical hyperbole gives him fifty. Elton, Charles Abraham (1812). Hesiod, translated from

that, while in some sections of the book "Mailer indulges in rampant hyperbole...his version of events is much more factual when he’s reporting on what

academia at inflated profits. Such frustrations sometimes spill over into hyperbole, of which "publishers add no value" is one of the most common examples

"the end of WBAI" (a statement the general manager insisted was "not hyperbole") immediately launched a pledge drive hoping to raise the funds. Later

dead in the water. Actually, there's no story. It's all eye-dizzying hyperbole, with astounding camerawork, fancy editing and a moody flamenco guitar-meets-synthesizer

on the north shore of Lake Pontchartrain. He later recalled, with much hyperbole, that by 1820 "there were more Indians in the city than there were whites

sentiments will be awakened in every heart, the state will be repeopled"—a hyperbole that demonstrates Rousseau's commitment to grandiose rhetoric. As Peter

'Champion of the Slaves', a suggestion that one historian refers to as 'hyperbole', pointing out that "Browne benefited from slavery from the cradle to

Karnazes' achievements have been derided among some runners as tainted with hyperbole and that his fame is primarily due to self-promotion in the media, rather

casual drug use is "treason". He later said the testimony was calculated hyperbole. In 1982, Gates said that "blacks might be more likely to die from chokeholds

which "a thousand men in judgment sit"—Gurr, p. 213. His figure may be hyperbole. Laoutaris, Chris (2023). Shakespeare's Book. William Collins. p. 29.

variety it feels almost like a calmed-down Oliver Stone movie, stripped of hyperbole and Oedipal melodrama. But it is also a film that like Mr. Van Sant's

"a couple [of] genuinely concerning findings" but were "saturated in hyperbole, marred by omissions of context, and discredited by instances of outright

on December 21, 2020, at the age of 87. Using literary techniques of hyperbole, irony, allegory, and satire to depict inverted values of the modern man

George Mountain John E. Madden Francis R. Hitchcock 5 F 1:01.80 1906 Hyperbole Willie Knapp William H. Karrick Oneck Stable 5 F 1:03.20 1905 Sue Smith

Laozi. However, no evidence suggests these claims and this is probably a hyperbole. Xuanzang, in his travelogue, noted that he crossed the river Karatoya

tendency to be over-the-top with sentimental plots. Gunning's tendency to hyperbole prompted a contemporary writer to coin the term 'minific'. She often used

Marty Delaney played a key role in opening and expanding...It is without hyperbole that I call Marty Delaney a public health hero." Delaney died on January

prosecution. Kodwa later said that the ANC Youth League had often used "hyperbole and exaggeration" to communicate its messages, but conceded that "in 2018

year olds will enjoy the rhyme and rhythm of the text and the story's hyperbole. As for visual representations of humour, van der Westhuizen writes that

(February 3, 2002). "'Best of Both Worlds' Is One Album Title That May Not Be Hyperbole". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved January 3, 2022. Reid, Shaheem (May 21

wholly inaccessible by road, most commentators have dismissed this as hyperbole. These stories have led to speculation that the channel had a separate

armor-piercing (AP) notion is urban legend, and was a result of media hyperbole (perhaps confusing "Talon" with the "Teflon" that coated KTW AP bullets[citation

Kinsley reported that "Brooks defend[ed] his generalizations as poetic hyperbole". Issenberg likewise noted that Brooks insisted that the book was not

ISBN 978-0-7566-6742-9. Writer Bill Finger and artist Bob Kane justified any hyperbole in this issue, for with the introduction of Robin, Batman's world changed

law enforcement agencies in theory, it is hard to assess how well such hyperbole has translated into practice. In intelligence-led policing (ILP) efforts

this day. The reference to "Chattanooga's bloody field" is not an idle hyperbole, but the recollection of a rare triumph among such sorrows. Amid this

disapproval of a shocked Kontostephanos. However, this would appear to be hyperbole on the historian's part as Manuel would have placed himself in much greater

Winchester's story has been embellished over the years by various rumors, hyperbole, and myths, and popular writers have misrepresented or invented details

John Golden Theater. Critic John Simon of Time wrote: "His method is hyperbole and reductio ad absurdum, but always informed by bitter reason. His irony

uncovered poor minority hiring practices. Powell attacked WJLA's report as "hyperbole and exaggeration", and said that not a single work of art had been damaged

considerable heft," but he also describes it as "overwrought" and tending toward hyperbole. Tim Adams of The Guardian describes the work as "a 'how to' guide for

stylistic issues with gratuitous repetition, excessive book length, and hyperbole. Frank Visser writes that Wilber's 1977 book The Spectrum of Consciousness

February 2009. Archived from the original on 3 October 2012. "Mumbai in hyperbole: Self-indulgence, clichés and a wild prose style mar this novel set in

Album Guide (2004), Scott Seward claimed that, although saying so "risks hyperbole", Fun House is "one of the greatest rock & roll records of all time" and

1797–98, "Hamilton increasingly mistook dissent for treason and engaged in hyperbole." Furthermore, the Jeffersonian opposition party behaved the same way

[station] in the northern part of the kingdom", but this seems to have been hyperbole, and the station was reconstructed in 1864. The Aberdeen Railway Company

semi-accurate, relativistic description; and the third was typical Eddingtonian hyperbole ... when a star is as small as the critical circumference, the curvature

February 2009. Archived from the original on 3 October 2012. "Mumbai in hyperbole: Self-indulgence, clichés and a wild prose style mar this novel set in

158–159. Muse of History, p 147. Muse of History, p 150. Max Ostrovski, The Hyperbole of the World Order, Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield, 2006. See, in particular

nails down the bottom feeder realism while slouching toward video-game hyperbole". "The Yellow Sea". British Board of Film Classification. Archived from

to some critics, Gogol's grotesque is a "means of estranging, a comic hyperbole that unmasks the banality and inhumanity of ambient reality". See: Fusso

subject of Southwest humor pieces, a genre in which exaggeration and hyperbole is used for comedic effect. Some of these images stuck in the public conscience

described by Charles-Edwards are "literary conceit" and by Carney as "poetic hyperbole", the presumed original intent being to vaunt Mongán's seamanship. Manannán

Mainstream Marijuana Coverage - Alex Berenson's Tell Your Children relies on hyperbole and paranoia to argue against legalization". The Nation. Archived from

conservative society alike. Liu commented that Hedges' apparent tendency towards hyperbole may have arisen from a heavy reliance on referencing intellectuals who

with a hug. Caila Ball from Idolator wrote, "Clumsy cross-promotions and hyperbole aside, it was a night of stellar performances, kicked off by Coaches Christina

Gold Bubble Bursts" The Financial Times - October 17, 2010 "Ignore the hyperbole: America is not bust" The Financial Times - September 8, 2010 "U.S. crypto

premiere of his Répons ... did not live up to the Concorde-like screams of hyperbole that have preceded the arrival of this 45-minute breeding of live music

to do (e.g. "I scheme we should go home now"; usage evolved from the hyperbole "What are you scheming?" asked of a person deep in thought.). Also used

Fantastic Four section typifies his "tongue-in-cheek verbosity and ad-man hyperbole": In the beginning Marvel created the Bullpen and the Style. And the Bullpen

commercial life coaching and personal development industry is grounded more on hyperbole and rhetoric than solid behavioural science (Grant, 2001) ... And: Grant

smell!" Producer Mike Todd, who was a bit of a showman, engaged in such hyperbole, saying, "I hope it's the kind of picture they call a scentsation!" He

the original on 11 November 2016. Retrieved 13 November 2016. Without hyperbole, Armata represents the most revolutionary step change in tank design in

Swidler's attorneys also claimed the website included exaggerations and hyperbole and was never meant to be seen by his teachers or anyone other than his

Johnson racing to write Rasselas to pay for his mother's funeral, romantic hyperbole though it is, conveys the precariousness of his existence, almost four

been found at 55 meters depth, and is photosynthetic, so the name is hyperbole. The thallus is a light green-brown and 1–2 cm tall. The form is rather

word "incontinence" (失禁, shikkin), which the members had intended as a hyperbole of having their audience "pee themselves" from the shock of seeing their

defeated the hare,"). Hyperbaton upsets the order of the words used. Hyperbole exaggerates the truth. Synecdoche occurs when a whole point is understood

His various political pamphlets are couched in terms of extravagant hyperbole". James Dunkerley, Americana: The Americas in the World Around 1850, Verso

terms, notable critic Ken Kessler accuses the company (with a touch of hyperbole) of being doctrinaire, prone to "propaganda, brainwashing, historical

fear of voters ... and the three 'h's' prevail—hysteria, histrionics and hyperbole". He also framed the options for deficit reduction in terms of increases

casual sexual relations, though in both cases, it could be discounted as hyperbole.) In season four's "Rumors", when Johnny stays at Bailey's place for a

description of Attila ruling as far as the islands in the "ocean" may be hyperbole. Archaeology is often used to argue for an area having been under Hunnic

that "One may want to forgive Lebrecht's passing errors, along with his hyperbole. Still, the little slips make one all the more leery of big gaffes". Upon

1995). "Changeling: The Dreaming". Arcane. No. 1. Future plc. p. 67. "HyperBole Studios and White Wolf to Create Groundbreaking Role-Playing Game". White

reinforcement of belief in an ideal via repetition, vivid imagery, and hyperbole. Through the use of these techniques, the protagonists of this song make

book: "I would never burn the stuffed animals of my children—that was a hyperbole, an exaggeration. I have intensified many situations to clarify my position"

fantastic and symbolic imagery, as well as metaphor, simile, epithets, and hyperbole. The Olonkho poems vary from a few thousand up to 40,000 verses in length

press outlets of the time dismissed these allegations by the press as hyperbole or having misrepresented Cheatham's words. In a period of disfranchisement

the stories and offering a critique. Bradbury was full of kindness and hyperbole and told me that he thought I would soon be published. . . . This is when

instance the conflict is between the factual narrative and the biting hyperbole of the new, epic/formalistic tone. Bakhtin goes on to discuss the interconnectedness

psychologically rounded experiences – ones sufficiently compelling that a hyperbole-free advertising evocation may by itself be persuasive. This ‘heuristic’

Khan's likening of the Guantanamo Bay detention facility to a gulag a "hyperbole" that is "wrong". A former Soviet prisoner of conscience, Pavel Litvinov

One Hundred Years of Solitude. Such a comparison is not mere reviewers' hyperbole: this is a rich, humorous and moving novel, sensitively translated into

that they had done so by 1580 is taken by Andrew Gurr as promotional hyperbole. Of course, court records of the time are unreliable. In any case, the

wrecking ball in demolishing the final barrier in the cable/network divide. Hyperbole be damned — it's that much of a game-changer. In an age where television

Mannerism wants to take style a step further and explores the aesthetics of hyperbole and exaggeration. Mannerism is notable for its intellectual sophistication

propaganda’ "Russian roulette at Sochi Games as Vladimir Putin steps up hyperbole". The Sydney Morning Herald. 2014-01-31. Archived from the original on

by Kim Fowley, Nick Lowe, Molly Meldrum and Greg Shaw. All the press hyperbole (particularly from rock historian Glenn A. Baker's pen, e.g. – "Perhaps