Sentence examples for bombastic speeches from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ahmadinejad's bombastic speeches invariably provoked diplomats from the United States and its allies to walk out of the General Assembly hall in protest, so much so that the event became an annual ritual.

Flowers for the dead, a visit to a hospital, and then Trump departed Pittsburgh without a single public statement — let alone one of the bombastic speeches so many had feared he would bring to this city in mourning.

But Rivas, 25, is one of an increasing number of young Venezuelans who have grown tired of the rampant crime and moribund economy, the electrical blackouts and Chavez's bombastic speeches.

Ms. Gordillo, given to bombastic speeches in her nearly 25 years at the union's helm, lorded over Mexico, delivering votes to politicians like former President Felipe Calderón, whom she helped elect in 2006, and thwarting efforts to clean up a system everyone agrees is broken.

Mr. Museveni, who has been in office for 30 years and is notorious for giving long, rambling, bombastic speeches, belittled the sensitive negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians, saying that people "waste a lot of time with these international meetings" and that he often fell asleep during them.

He frequently was hours late arriving for floor and committee sessions and colleagues noted that he was given to slurred and bombastic speeches, volcanic eruptions of temper and to seemingly going out of his way to pick arguments.

So, at the end of a typically bombastic speech in parliament, Mr Rajapaksa said he proposed not to extend it.

He delivered a bombastic speech, lamenting "the slaughter of over 55m babies in the name of choice".

This part chronicles Guevara's participation in the Cuban Revolution and his 1964 address to the United Nations, a bombastic speech that raised his profile.

UFC president Dana White backed Donald Trump for president in a bombastic speech at the Republican national convention on Tuesday night in Cleveland.

Timothy Hutton, as his chief of staff, is saddled with the movie's most bombastic speech, about how the Garden of Eden was originally in Iraq and how dropping a nuclear bomb in the area would be the equivalent of destroying the cradle of civilization.