| But nobody can fault him for not lavishing enough hyperbole on his creation. |
| The formality and scale of her attire, her pose, and her lack of affectedness suggest class and gender and also hyperbole and overstatement. |
| Any hint of talking down to the troops with high-flown hyperbole was promptly greeted with catcalls and Bronx cheers. |
| I agree that media coverage of the issue too often has been laden with generalizations, hyperbole and sensational images. |
| All the hyperbole about how sacred the right to filibuster judges is is just bosh. |
| With characteristic hyperbole, the Servites remarked that it was one of the finest works Poccetti had ever executed. |
