Breath of the Wild is hard to hyperbolize, because it is that good in so many ways.
|
|
Lu Yang's installations and videos hyperbolize the morass of narcissism, identity-loss, fantasy, and fetish that comprises our relationship to synthetic experience.
|
|
Instead, her installations and videos hyperbolize the morass of narcissism, identity-loss, fantasy, and fetish that comprises our relationship to synthetic experience.
|
|
"With Hillary, we hyperbolize her traits — her narrow-minded focus and her woodenness, and we crank it up to insane degrees," Mr. Bolton said.
|
|
The impacts of new technologies are unpredictable: Inventors hyperbolize a revolutionary technology when it emerges, but it's impossible for society to anticipate its long-term effects.
|
|
And due to cultural differences, people in one country may be inclined to hyperbolize their sense of unhappiness, while people in another may tend to downplay it.
|
|
Forget about how it's impossible to hyperbolize the degree of difficulty on his shot selection, when he plays with joy, creativity, and effort, good things generally happen.
|
|
Rael says that counterproposals for the wall created by his studio "reimagine, hyperbolize, or question the wall and its construction, cost, performance and meaning," according to the book's website.
|
|
There is a tendency to hyperbolize and draw broad conclusions about a company's future based on things like a company's IPO price range or the IPO price it lands upon or its performance the first day of trading.
|
|
And in order for these videos, posts, or events to go viral, they require organizers and publishers to hyperbolize as much as possible, without any real concern for what customers can actually expect to get for their time and money.
|
|
If you took all the horror elements from it, it would still be this moving tribute to familia conflicts along with all the things that go on beneath the surface with guilt, resentment, and all that stuff it just happens to hyperbolize.
|
|