Sentence examples for grandiose view from inspiring English sources

Trade economists, who have actually worked with the models, have a much less grandiose view.

The recent Bush administration had a more troubling and grandiose view.

Harrison offered an even more grandiose view: "He's a phenomenon like the Beatles.

Crises and other emotionally laden events increase our propensity to romanticize the grandiose view of narcissistic leaders.

Maybe, having worked amongst reporters and TV folk for many years, I can't take this grandiose view of 'the newsroom' seriously.

Despite their grandiose view of themselves, low empathy, dominant orientation toward others, and strong sense of entitlement, their charisma proves irresistible.

Penthouse people crave grandiose views; mansion people crave grandiose interior space and walls meant for displaying supersize art.

He pointedly accused his rival of "grandiose" views that would cloud his judgment and interfere with the leadership required of a chief executive.

For her part, Ms. Giordano said such grandiose views of the area's future were a bit overblown -- that Silver Lake would be no Hoboken -- but Mr. Walsh persisted.

"ALBERT BIERSTADT: ART AND ENTERPRISE". A retrospective of 73 paintings by the artist whose panoramic images of the Rockies and the Yosemite Valley gave 19th-century Americans some of their first and most grandiose views of the wonders of the Western territories.

It was a thought disorder that led to grandiose views of what he was entitled to and a deep sense of grievance that he was somehow being deprived of his birthright.