This supports the original hypothesis that this is the "angrier" or more hyperbolic account.
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"Everything about these [cyber] attacks are generic, but our response is more hyperbolic," said Oren Falkowitz.
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He's fine — he adroitly underplays Meyer's compassionate vengefulness amid the noisier, more hyperbolic elements of a comic-book-style action fantasy.
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And while it's certainly normal to be extra alert during this vulnerable time, some of Mikala's concerns skew more hyperbolic than most.
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That doesn't slow the film down at all, but does rein in Abrams' more hyperbolic tendencies, and it emphasizes the characters over the camera work.
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They gave the most dire warnings they could, developing new colors for maps to show unprecedented intensity, and using more hyperbolic language than ever before.
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Instead, due to the supercharged polarization of our current politics, he will doubtlessly face more hyperbolic rhetoric and unfounded charges before the process is completed.
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" The other is more hyperbolic, in the Trumpian sense: "a sudden or great misfortune or failure," as in (the dictionary's example) "The party was a disaster.
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Newsweek's Kurt Eichenwald was even more hyperbolic: Yeah, these are exactly the kind of people who Americans want to have as the next president's base—vicious, sociopathic misogynists.
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All Doom screens courtesy of Bethesda Doom, the fourth entry in the long running first-person shooter series, takes you on a similar trip, albeit down a more hyperbolic and cartoonish route.
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So when you see articles with titles like this one, or even more hyperbolic ones like, "I made $100,000 from 5 people and you can too!" you should be a little suspicious.
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The trouble with the darkest-timeline state of the world these days is that irony and satire begin to lose their edge, when reality becomes more hyperbolic than the work presented by artists to mirror the absurdity of society.
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Beethoven doesn't introduce the dynamic "fff" — an indicator more hyperbolic than practical — until the bacchic finale of the Seventh Symphony; and I really didn't hear it until then, instead of the usual sites of super-loudness like the "Eroica" or the Fifth in most performances.
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To put it in more hyperbolic terms, privacy and security tools often emphasize the protection of entrenched power, whereas anonymity can be a means of resistance, offering the chance to separate from your legally and physically vulnerable self that can make said resistance so precarious.
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He manages this largely with satire — which, according to Valley, is so close to reality as to be questioned as satire by some of his Israeli readership, just as Portlandia might be seen, by those familiar with Portland, as only faintly more hyperbolic than the reality.
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As a consequence, hyperbolic knots can be considered plentiful. A similar heuristic applies to hyperbolic links. As a consequence of Thurston's hyperbolic Dehn surgery theorem, performing Dehn surgeries on a hyperbolic link enables one to obtain many more hyperbolic 3-manifolds.
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Above the entrance to the south chapel is a bell-shaped bellcote. There are more hyperbolic features inside the church, including the arches at the crossing, and in the vaulting. The chancel arch is decorated with a relief of a dove flanked by angels. The curved pulpit and lectern are integrated with the structures in the choir.
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Saint Cyril of Jerusalem claimed the Jewish Patriarchs, or Nasi, were a low race. All these theological and polemical attacks combined in Saint John Chrysostom's six sermons delivered at Antioch. Chrysostom, an archbishop of Constantinople, (died 407 CE) is very negative in his treatment of Judaism, though much more hyperbolic in expression.Saint John Chrysostom: Eight Homilies Against the Jews While Saint Justin's Dialogue is a philosophical treatise, Saint Chrysostom's homilies Against the Jews are a more informal and rhetorically forceful set of sermons preached in church.
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The local minimality of the triangulation is meant to increase the likelihood that such a solution exists, since heuristically one might expect such a triangulation to be "straightened" without causing degenerations or overlapping of tetrahedra. From this description of the hyperbolic structure on a link complement, SnapPea can then perform hyperbolic Dehn filling on the cusps to obtain more hyperbolic 3-manifolds. SnapPea does this by taking any given slopes which determine certain Dehn filling equations (also explained in Thurston's notes), and then adjusting the shapes of the ideal tetrahedra to give solutions to these equations and the edge equations. For almost all slopes, this gives an incomplete hyperbolic structure on the link complement, whose completion gives a hyperbolic structure on the Dehn- filled manifold.
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Nevers and the rest of the noble captives were forced to stand beside Bayezid and watch the executions. Jean Le Maingre, called "Boucicaut", was recognized in the line, and Nevers fell to his knees before the Sultan and indicated with intertwined fingers that they were like brothers. Thus convinced that Boucicaut was worth a noble ransom, he was spared and grouped with the other high nobles. The killing continued from early morning until late afternoon, at which point Bayezid, either himself sickened by the bloodshed or convinced by his ministers that he was unnecessarily enraging Christendom against him, called off the executioners. Leaving aside the more hyperbolic account, the number of dead is said to have ranged from 300 to 3,000, though the number of dead on the battlefield was much more.See, for example, an estimate of 10,000 executed in Of those who fled the battlefield, few survived.
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