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1 But the formal exterior of that petty pompous man I cannot penetrate.
2 A pompous man easily sweeps away the suggestions of those beneath him.
3 Waters, the secretary, a very fat, pompous man , came in to them.
4 Though Piro had never liked the pompous man , tears stung her eyes.
5 He was rather a pompous man , and when Ned was shown in said:
6 Francis is not a pompous man , but pomp and ceremony come with the job.
7 Genial, pompous man enters architect's office asking to see chief.
8 His companion was Struve's partner, Dunham, a middle-aged, pompous man .
9 The Lerners were united in their mystification, staring at this young, pompous man in bewilderment.
10 His father, the Pontifex of Vesta, was an offensively and absurdly unctuous and pompous man .
11 O, no, no; battered down to the ground, of course, by this pompous man 's order.
12 Mr. White, that pompous man , greeted him strangely.
13 We obtained an audience, and were ushered into the presence of the most pompous man I ever met.
14 An imposing, pompous man , stern and grim, in a new flaxen wig, and a white rose in his buttonhole.
15 The pompous man turned purple.
16 An absurd, vain, pompous man , who appears to have been also most harsh and unfeeling to those who depended on him.-D.
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