grandiosity

New York, for better or worse, is all about grandiosity.

There are those who will never be able to stomach such grandiosity.

He was known for a lack of grandiosity rarely found in federal court.

But they were hardly the first to announce themselves with grandiosity.

"Not that he has any reason for such grandiosity, of course, when you think about it.

"But I was slightly overwhelmed by the grandiosity of film production."

The point is to distinguish between grandiosity and true human greatness.

But for all that focus, the new grandiosity holds little resemblance to the old.

The bloated grandiosity is more than the work on view can bear.

It would be easy to ridicule such a flight of grandiosity.

We can wish him a quiet third act, devoid of grandiosity.

You expect television to turn grandeur into grandiosity, and it does.

So maybe the rise of grandiosity is more than cultural decadence.

There's a certain grandiosity associated with staying in the same community."

But now cities are once again planning with grandiosity.

Whatever the cause, history proved out the accuracy of the toddler's grandiosity.

Apparently it's not only the hanging judge who suffers from a sense of grandiosity.

I found it hard to keep from laughing at his forgivable grandiosity.

For all the grandiosity of the vision, the Internet developed haltingly.

"Every one of Osama's successes has further expanded his grandiosity."

The grandiosity of this claim would render it incredible in any circumstances.

His talk is exultant to the point of grandiosity.

Or a sense of grandiosity and belief the substance wouldn't affect him?

Yet Shields was determined not to err on the side of grandiosity.