| The Indian language is bold and figurative, abounding in hyperbolical expressions, and is said to be susceptible of much elegance. |
| The Epsilon-180ED is a catadoptric reflector, including an hyperbolical primary mirror, an elliptical secondary mirror and a 2-lenses field corrector in the rack-and-pinion focuser. |
| He would have sneered at this strain in another as hyperbolical and fatuous. |
| When Ivo thought proper to see Kate approaching, he turned with an exclamation of hyperbolical admiration. |
| He boasted of his inventions and discoveries in the most hyperbolical language, which was bound to provoke a controversy. |
| Every panegyric contained in them is extravagant and hyperbolical, and every censure exaggerated and excessive. |
