Sentence examples for defined a bloated from inspiring English sources

He was turned off by the big, expensive painting that defined a bloated 1980s market.

Taking his cue from conservatives, President Clinton embraced the view that big government was wasteful and inefficient, defining big government mainly as a bloated federal payroll.

A bloated workforce.

It could even trim a bloated bureaucracy.

A bloated state saps public finances.

Obama inherited a bloated national-security state.

It has been a bloated, overwrought embarrassment.

Everyone has a bloated glow.

Or a bloated bag of tripe?

It looks a little like a bloated home plate.

"Darling Lili" was a bloated box-office bomb.