Sentence examples similar to bombastic phrasing from inspiring English sources
There is no mention of Trump enjoying any kind of "sweep" in the primaries, nor is there any defence of Trump's bombastic rhetoric that includes the phrase "threats win prizes", which is sloppy writing quite honestly.
If these brassy choruses are somewhat bombastic, there is a subtext of foreboding in Prokofiev's clashing harmonies and asymmetrical phrases.
Yes, Devin's comments in this week's Unreasonable Stance were a little on the bombastic side, but his general skeptical tone of Linux "making it," or however you want to phrase it, looks right to me.
The titulature, introduced by a set phrase found on 13th- and 14th-century royal objects, glorifies the sultan in traditional bombastic eulogies.
The phrase refers to Brazil's leading sports announcer, Galvão Bueno, a man who, to the ears of some Brazilians, is a bombastic cliché machine.
Watch the bombastic 12-seconds below.
When her narrators are bombastic, they are usually winningly bombastic.
His vigor is never bombastic.
