Sentence examples similar to a pompous attitude from inspiring English sources
They may come out of residential rehab, detox, or are joining an out-patient facility or participating in Alcoholics Anonymous and sport a new, almost pompous attitude or have a sense of entitlement, and they feel that they have "licked the problem" or have it under control.
I had no idea I was failing as a leader and hurting my people because of my pompous attitude.
Several decades later, a comrade wrote to say that he still remembered his "pompous attitude", but Logue recalls only that he was incapable.
The New Zealand media have a lot of fun with what they perceive as the pompous attitude of English rugby journalists and fans: "You simple southern hemisphere folk fail to understand the intricacies of the game," goes the line.
"That's where he got his pompous attitude.
This loud and pompous attitude served at first to promote his fights and sell tickets for Cassius Clay, but it would later give Muhammad Ali the voice to challenge authority on the social and racial issues of the era.
Gull is a pompous blowhard.
(The oldest, Stuart, was a pompous bore).
Don't come across as a pompous jackass.
"Some of us are a pompous lot.
