Sentence examples for a grandiloquent declaration from inspiring English sources

The title of Christopher Nolan's behemoth space epic says it all – a grandiloquent declaration of scale that smacks simultaneously of ambition and hubris – like Titanic, both the ship and the film.

By David Remnick Three years ago, Osama bin Laden and his fellow-members of something calling itself the World Islamic Front for Jihad Against the Jews and the Crusaders launched from eastern Afghanistan a grandiloquent "Declaration".

All this would be a huge departure from ASEAN's habit of making grandiloquent declarations about unity but not following them up.

It is a grandiloquent gesture.

And the actors rose to it, Laurence Fishburne managing to anchor the whole thing in a grandiloquent theatricality.

"To speak in a grandiloquent way about it, this whole process is about shaping civil society," Roginsky said.

Pakistan's government -- regarded as insufficiently pious -- was also taking a grandiloquent beating.

Its Othello is a grandiloquent hero adrift in the age of Freud and naturalism.

The program ended with a grandiloquent traversal of Strauss's "Alpine Symphony," in which Mr. Ashkenazy's handsome molding brought out sumptuous warmth, sharp detail and stormy power.

WHEN Dean Acheson, Harry Truman's post-war secretary of state, wrote his autobiography, he chose a grandiloquent title to describe his dozen years in government.

You can forgive a great deal from a man capable of such luminous prose, but this is also a grandiloquent way of describing a stalker.