Sentence examples for bombastic view from inspiring English sources

The author himself takes a less bombastic view.

This is no bombastic view of a world transformed by modern genetics or a health service revolutionised by gene-based therapies.

In the cable news world, the 10 o'clock hour is the time slot when CNN and the much higher-rated Fox News Channel wrap up their days with one final hour of news mixed, especially at Fox, with bombastic views.

And because it's kind of crossed that line, I think everybody and especially other Republicans need to stand up and say 'Enough, you've gone too far.'" Clinton has previously denounced Trump's proposal while trying to tie his bombastic views to those of the rest of the Republican party.

These bombastic views were internalized for some with the disease.

The arrest of the union boss, Elba Esther Gordillo, a bombastic figure viewed as a kingmaker among politicians for her ability to deliver votes and suppress enemies, stunned a nation accustomed to seeing powerful figures escape scrutiny despite whispers of their spending habits.

See also: her views on bombastic live shows (her upcoming Ac d Reign tour will apparently be a pared-down affair).

Mr. Bolton's hawkish views and bombastic style often made him a lightning rod for controversy on foreign policy during the Bush administration.

The denouement is hardly likely, but Rouletabille's process of deduction is a delight, as is his bombastic dismissal of any dissenting points of view.

Going with established media might be a more straight-forward start but it will be interesting to see how much it adjusts to people's viewing habits and whether more bombastic YouTube personalities find their way into the tab sharing their thoughts on the day's latest news and begging you to like and subscribe for more.

To many British eyes, both president and country are too bombastic, myopically self-assured, lacking a properly tragic view of life, and sometimes emotionally incontinent.