Sentence examples for Grandiose gesture from inspiring English sources
It's in Welch's favour that a headlining slot at Glastonbury potentiates the grandiose gesture.
But on one count everyone agrees: it was the single most grandiose gesture in Wright's grandiose seven-decade career.
Louise Wilson of Kane's alma mater, Central Saint Martins, praised the "grandiose gesture" of the sheer number of ideas.
In the Seventies, Hayes's success and the grandiose gesture of the Wattstax festival and film papered over the growing cracks at Stax.
This is the obviously the kind of behaviour that wobbles perilously along the line that separates the grandiose gesture from ridiculousness.
This grandiose gesture resonates later when Mitch harshly announces to his wife that he always gets what he wants, emphasizing the always.
Speaking of grandiose gestures, she offered another idea.
Despite Qaddafi's taste for grandiose gestures, modern Libya has never valued aesthetic beauty.
He was extremely private and not known for grandiose gestures or self-promotion.
They deal with the millennium development goals one by one, rather than through grandiose gestures.
The intimacy of the medium miniaturises opera, scaling down its grandiose gestures.
