Sentence examples for grandiose declaration from inspiring English sources
The phrase "grandiose declaration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a statement or announcement that is extravagant or impressive in style, often to the point of being unrealistic or exaggerated. Example: "The politician's grandiose declaration about transforming the economy was met with skepticism by many experts."
GEORGE HARRISON'S first solo record, the triple-LP "All Things Must Pass," was a grandiose declaration of independence.
When the president skittered back from his grandiose declaration at an iftar celebration at the White House Friday that Muslims enjoy freedom of religion in America and have the right to build a mosque and community center in Lower Manhattan, he offered a Clintonesque parsing.
The reality appeared so mundane: hours of sweltering negotiations, paragraph by paragraph, in yards of tortuous and heavily qualified text.The conference tried to do too much: two treaties, 800 pages of green guidelines (called "Agenda 21"), a grandiose declaration of good green intent and a package of forest principles.
It has bravura moments, such as the captioning that suddenly dominates the screen during a tale of Trump to read: "But things didn't go according to plan" (a knowing wink to Curtis's penchant for grandiose declarations).
On the other hand, Ricci's annotations offer grandiose declarations that all Europeans were " reverent adherents of the holy Christian religion," that "all are versed in the elements of astronomy and philosophy," and that its princes and subjects were all wealthy.
For two years now, ever since Joschka Fischer, we have heard all the Heads of State and Government and many Ministers making grandiose declarations and powerful speeches.
Perhaps there is something a tad grandiose in Rubin's declaration that, "caught in the flux of the artist's passion for metamorphosis, the images and identities of his real-life subjects continuously dissolve and re-form".
His aggressive declarations and grandiose pronouncements were once restricted to his chosen playing field.
So Senator Kerry is correct: it is essential that President Obama respect the autonomy and self-agency of the Iranian people, rather than making grandiose and unasked-for declarations in their names.
Yes, the case, which dwarfs those of our Declaration of Independence and our Constitution, is somewhat grandiose, perhaps suggesting a characteristically American presumption.
He also explained the album's title as a declaration of them being descendants of those artists, "not in a grandiose sense, but from the standpoint that we really are the musical offspring of all that's come before us ... paying homage to our past, but creating in a contemporary environment".
