overhyping

If the name is "too good", then the media will just take it and run, the result being an overhyping of an issue.

Instant overhyping isn't going to create instant recognition.

There was also a claim of sensationalism, bias and overhyping of events ascribed to the newspaper.

The constant overhyping and overrating of english sportsmen like Rooney, Haye, etc!!

I guess we're overcompensating for this past shortcoming by our current overhyping of the InfoBahn-the I-way.

Me thinks the rabidity of the Canadian Press has something to do with the "overhyping of players" relative to performance in the rest of the league.

The magazines have titles like Valley Girls, F (for female), Quake Town, and The Luddite (about the overhyping of information technology).

Most Justified Overhyping - Cecilia Bartoli gave a breathtaking performance of the title part in Riccardo Chailly's recording of Rossini's "Cenerentola."

He was equally critical of what he considered the overhyping of books, of book awards in the United States, of the state of book reviewing and of what giant bookstore chains were doing to the marketing of books.

"Brokerage and stock exchange executives, men of patrician backgrounds, who held chop house brokers in contempt, turned a blind eye to the insane overhyping of stocks by analysts, and the web of conflicts of interest that would become a full-blown scandal in 2002," he writes.

Our Miss Marple here is Danica Ashby (Laura Howard), a British nonblonde who keeps stumbling into American mysteries, including the overhyping of the prom, the unique frivolity of California girls and the hypocrisy of the soccer coach who resolves to show his opponents no mercy just before kneeling to pray.