larger than life , auch: larger-than-life

They both had to make themselves larger than life to get attention.

So what if they no longer seemed larger than life?

The world could use a few more like him, larger than life.

An American, she is larger than life in every sense of the word.

"I think now she is coming back larger than life."

They are, at any rate, made to seem larger than life.

She saw a man whose sense of purpose made him larger than life.

Did he ever play anybody that might be called larger than life?

Somehow she had expected her to be larger than life.

I want my rock stars to be larger than life, you know?

They want to be perceived as being larger than life.

She'd always thought of Storm as being larger than life.

Everything is larger than life, but the little boat takes us close to it.

But sometimes we like our realism to be larger than life.

He added, "The building makes your voice larger than life."

He was an icon, a man like any other, but still larger than life.

To all the children, including his own, Jake had been larger than life.

His image in the display was still larger than life.

She was larger than life and dominated me as a person working with her.

In the world of country music, stars are not supposed to be larger than life.

In the summer of 1972, chess became larger than life.

These classics were what had made him larger than life.

Together, she and Keller had each been whole, larger than life.

Until I saw that it was my father's face on the screen, larger than life.

In the dim light of the room, he seemed larger than life.