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1 Lord Maltenby was very pompous , very stiff, and yet apologetic.
2 He always greeted their mother in a very pompous fashion.
3 There is the German monumental style, which consists in erecting very pompous statues, badly done.
4 The recruiting officer, a dapper little fellow, very pompous and important, turned him down mercilessly.
5 Mr. Bardolph I saw in person, a very pompous gentleman with manners the reverse of polite.
6 There is the French monumental style, which consists in erecting very pompous statues, very well done.
7 We are told, in a very pompous tone.
8 He used to insert very pompous and magniloquent sentences in his themes, much to Channing's disgust.
9 Meanwhile he composed the requete in my name, which was very pompous , very tedious, and very abject.
10 She continued incessantly talking Latin, Greek, and Hebrew, in very pompous tones and with most distinct enunciation.
11 He was a very pompous looking man of middle age, with reddish mustache, and long side whiskers.
12 In the Kildare Street Club one day he saw a very pompous individual, and asked who he was.
13 He puffed himself up in that way that was universal among the very pompous and very rich in every culture.
14 From his hiding-place under the bed he saw the door open wide and a very pompous - appearing matron enter the room.
15 In general, people seem to like the measure, except the Speaker, who is very pompous about it, and speaks constitutional paragraphs.
16 It justly ridiculed a certain Gujerati newspaper, which had just described in very pompous expressions a recent wedding ceremony in Poona.
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