Sentence examples for being bloated from inspiring English sources
But the new district offices will be a shadow of the current ones, which were often criticized as being bloated.
For many people, the feeling of being bloated comes from the physical discomfort of having a full stomach after eating a large volume of food.
Memorably, in 1998 the Broadway musical "Scarlet Pimpernel" was extensively overhauled and trimmed a year into its run; the show, based on the 1905 novel, went from being "bloated, flabby, and listless" to having "discipline, focus, and a newly streamlined shape," Ben Brantley wrote in The New York Times.
CMS deservedly has a reputation for being bloated.
He accused universities of being "bloated" on high fees and said they needed to "get real" over how much they should charge.
"That's just me being bloated again," she said, calling the Prabal Gurung AFI dress "hideous".
She was bloated, her eyelids swollen.
The country's public administration is bloated.
It is "bloated," Mr. Smith said.
Gordon Brown's speeches used to be bloated with gloating.
