hyperbole

She's given us a good start, but she was starting toward hyperbole.

But she knew that what he said was at least part hyperbole.

You've got no room to talk about the hyperbole of "the other side."

Still, why let facts get in the way of hyperbole.

This is perhaps hyperbole, but sometimes not all that far from the truth.

Perhaps the most significant example of political hyperbole centers on what the new government would cost.

But it was in keeping with the hyperbole of the day.

Good point and, you're right, I was talking in hyperbole.

I suppose we have the word hyperbole for a reason.

For once in many years, the game lived up to the weekend hyperbole.

He said there might be some hyperbole in that statement, but not much.

I use hyperbole in the course of trying to paint a word picture.

In this case, the hyperbole comes closer to the truth.

That little bit of hyperbole brought another grin to his face.

Until a week ago, hyperbole notwithstanding, it may even have been true.

There's a bit of hyperbole in that, but the principle is true.

"Like everybody else, I was caught up in the hyperbole," he said.

How much of that might be hyperbole doesn't really matter.

Already the hyperbole was out of all proportion compared to the evidence.

For them as think that's hyperbole, here's what Adult means by it.

What about when "like" is used in conjunction with hyperbole?

He was a perfect football figure for the age of hyperbole in American sports.

That's hyperbole, although it shows just how excited people still get over this music.

Usually I am rather conservative in my practice and make every effort to avoid hyperbole.

The hyperbole in this statement - more than any filmmaker?