Sentence examples for grandiose perspective from inspiring English sources
He described a 23-year-old with the delusional and sometimes grandiose perspective of a sheltered adolescent.
That view is grandiose and misguided.
The ritual and precinct of the Sajik of Joseon dynasty, were analyzed from the perspective of sylvanism, the reverence of grandiose tall tree and forest.
While I correctly predicted what it was likely to be all about (explaining to the press what the facts were from Apple's perspective), doing so in such a grandiose manner simply amplified the whole situation further.
That transitional position affords him a perspective not unlike — if you'll indulge the grandiose analogy — that of Tocqueville or McLuhan, figures who stood on the bridges of two great ages, welcoming the horizon while also mourning what the world was leaving behind.
In a series of unapologetically epic and trenchantly emotional installations, Kentridge puts himself – and his country South Africa – into a grandiose history of life, the universe and everything, reinventing the shattered perspectives of early 20th-century modernism in an original, funny and profound way.
Offering another perspective on the speech, Jonathan Chait at The New Republic says Mr. Obama pulled off the grandiose rhetoric on race explicitly because he is black.
(The musicals here, "Footlight Parade," "Gold Diggers of 1933" and "42nd Street," were all choreographed by wacky, grandiose Busby Berkeley, who put so many dancers onstage that they had to be photographed from vertiginous heights, approximating the perspective of God looking down on the multitude of his creation).
A grandiose claim, perhaps.
Grandiose mission statements abound.
