grandiloquent

Her book comes close to living up to that grandiloquent promise.

We cannot make grandiloquent speeches about Europe and do nothing.

But the little man went on with an almost grandiloquent smirk.

He's nothing if not grandiloquent, though age has mellowed him.

I started many pieces in grandiloquent fashion but could never finish them.

Jay was given to grandiloquent rambling, and had to check herself.

The room rotated very slowly, and you got a grandiloquent view of Boston half the time.

The other man, flushed, grandiloquent, was still with him.

So far, however, there has been no more than grandiloquent announcements and reams of paper.

The Chancellor wrote him in his most grandiloquent style.

But the city has aged, and its conversation has become less grandiloquent.

You might just improve your leaden, dull and grandiloquent style.

Silent film scores were grandiloquent, meant to heighten what we saw on screen.

He held up his hands in grandiloquent approval.

Its grandiloquent gestures seek to cover up an underlying poverty of invention.

He made a grandiloquent gesture with his arm.

His unsteady, slurred voice helps make these lyrics seem less grandiloquent.

It occupies a gorgeous, grandiloquent space on the Potomac.

That Astrid has a talent for the grandiloquent, that she does!

Mr. Moses' memory is helped not a little by his grandiloquent manner of describing himself.

Hackers at their most grandiloquent perceive themselves as the elite pioneers of a new electronic world.

What they expected and needed was a heartening fierce speech, not this grandiloquent monologue.

All of us can identify with the function of these objects no matter how grandiloquent they are."

He swept his hand in a grandiloquent gesture.

Pakistan's government - regarded as insufficiently pious - was also taking a grandiloquent beating.