Sentence examples for inflated role from inspiring English sources

Flattery, however crude or instrumental, plays an inflated role in the intellectual and moral vacuum of his Presidency, and a politics of ingratiation is by its nature erratic.

This being the case, I choose to focus on what does make sense in the essay, which is the inflated role of the white reading public.

Arizona as a whole has a reputation for taking on an inflated role in policing unauthorized immigration, and Arpaio embodies that more than anyone else, save perhaps Republican Gov. Jan Brewer.

The actor herself inflated roles to her own bigger-than-life dimensions.

"Senator Obama has called himself a constitutional professor, claimed credit for passing legislation that never left committee and apparently inflated his role as a community organizer, among other issues," said a Clinton spokesman, Phil Singer.

He also displayed an ego and talent for self-promotion that expanded the influence of his office even as it drew resentment from some colleagues and subordinates, who say he was petty and inflated his role as he lusted for the cameras.

In addition, on a regional scale, genetic and environmental effects explained similar proportions of the total variation in arthropod community structure (Table 2), even though we might have inflated the role of the environment in our study.

Mr. Lieberman said in the interview that he had no desire to inflate his role in the civil rights movement.

By Adam Entous March 15 , 2018Throughout his thirteen-month tenure as C.I.A. director, Mike Pompeo managed to stay at President Trump's side and inflate his role in the policy process.

O'Reilly has been accused by Mother Jones magazine of inflating his role in covering the Falklands war as a correspondent for CBS News.

Nor is the answer to inflate the role of exiled leaders like Ahmad Chalabi, who has been airlifted into the southern Iraqi city of Nasiriya by American military forces.