| She comes across as an empty-headed, weak woman in all this hoopla over her book. |
| Most of the hoopla connected with the year 2000 was predominantly secular in origin and character. |
| It has been a year, and despite all the big promises, the blue-ribbon commissions and the media hoopla, most states have not acted. |
| There was also a wide range of traditional sideshow attractions which included darts, hoopla and a coconut shy. |
| The channel packed in games such as shouting match and hoopla that caused a laugh riot among the crowd. |
| They discovered the effect of book clubs on sales was of greater financial significance than the hoopla created by a major marketing campaign. |
