1 This claim is grandiose and premature; it is not, however, obviously wrong.
2 It is a condition that means that the person is quite grandiose .
3 As a grandiose self-deception, war is o' the same magnitude as religion.
4 It's a bit long, but it's the only grandiose thing about it.
5 Sometimes this is effective; at other times it is a little grandiose .
6 This grandiose apostrophe was scarcely in accord with his costume and physiognomy.
7 But for 27 lucky travellers, access to the plane is more grandiose .
8 Yet Tinley offers more than a neat line in grandiose self pity.
9 His sumptuous, well-appointed table was placed in grandiose fashion at their disposal.
10 Valmorain had grandiose plans, but he had to concentrate on the immediate.
11 They don't pitch a grandiose vision of a remade world of mobility.
12 Once she might have been satisfied with grandiose phrases and scornful assurances.
13 You should think twice before you squander it on your grandiose dreams.
14 The grandiose and imposing St George's Hall was devastated, its roof collapsed.
15 Instead, Delphic have sculpted grandiose indie anthems with super-bright electronic surface sheens.
16 Pitt's strategy for the American campaign was spacious, not to say grandiose .
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