Sentence examples for by pomp from inspiring English sources

Both Kennedys, Marton writes, were "consummate performers" — thrilled by pomp and power and uninterested in inner life.

The four interrelated tales of "Oki's Movie," Hong Sang-soo's beguiling new film, are preceded by "Pomp and Circumstance," played over handwritten credits.

If that could be achieved by pomp and ceremony, the visit this week to Washington, DC, of Manmohan Singh, India's prime minister, would have done the trick.

Britons want to see their royals demonstrating "value for money," to be seen to be in touch, to have a greater ethos of service and to be more than vacuous figureheads propped up by pomp and pageantry.

Her return to Europe will be triumphant, a two-and-a-half-week journey hopscotching European capitals, where she will be greeted by pomp and celebrations normally reserved for heads of state.

They preserve the past, seal it in glass cases, reverence it, bring it out on special occasions, surrounded by pomp and glory.

20 OBITUARIES 35 NEW YORK/REGION 29-33 Frustrated by the Pomp Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said that he was surprised by the burden of ceremonial duties, which distracted him from more serious obligations.

described by Michael J. Agovino ("Pomp and Altered Circumstances," May 14), only more so.

Like the wedding industry, the funeral industry is an expensive business, inflated by unnecessary pomp and circumstance.

He recounted his mother "being enthralled by the pomp and circumstance" of watching Queen Elizabeth's coronation on television.

On Thursday, the Yankees will be greeted by the pomp and circumstance surrounding the official opening of the new Yankee Stadium.