The word 'grander' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that is more impressive in size or scale compared to something else. For example: "The Empire State Building is much grander than the other skyscrapers around it."
Related: We need to attack the morality of fossil fuel investment Claims of historic victories against apartheid, tobacco, sweatshop labour and the like are grander in the memories of past protesters than they are in real impact.
A measure of stability was provided by remaining in Burton-on-Trent, albeit in a grander house with a garden, with his wife Shelley, who he's been with since he was 18. "When I started off acting, I was always portrayed as being angry and I wasn't angry," says Considine.
On this day last year Garner's incredible volley against Rotherham had proved in vain over the two legs but, at the same end, he slammed home a penalty which meant far more in the grander scheme of things.
Like the far grander MGM, or the Rank Organisation's "charm school" in the UK, Universal had a policy of training promising talent.
This is in many respects a grander version of the Tories' "Basic Pension Plus" proposed in February by Peter Lilley, then social-security secretary.
SocGen wanted to merge with Paribas, another bank, but was foiled by BNP, which had made its own offer for Paribas and, as the one clear result of the confused battle, won control of it.The grander aim of BNP, however, had been to take over SocGen as well, and to roll the three banks into one French giant—"SBP to take on the rest of Europe from a position of strength (see chart).
It is therefore especially unwise that Mr Cameron's gambit shows such little concern for the creaking state of a union which it appears a majority of Scottish voters aged under 55 voted to quit.If Mr Cameron truly wants to address the righteous grievance of English voters without jeopardising the union, he must issue plans for a grander deliberation in the form of a constitutional convention.
But the merger provides a vehicle to use its expertise across the border on a grander scale.Deregulation and new technology are making Britain's banking market more competitive.
But such radical steps would take time, and by then Mr Lawsky will surely have moved on to grander things.
Others have grander visions.
Y. Ranga Reddy, president of a water distribution committee on a nearby canal, is alarmed about pump-smashing on a grander scale.
