Sentence examples for more pretentious traits from inspiring English sources

Instead of ignoring Ted's more pretentious traits, the show has squeezed amusing moments out of calling attention to them.

Is there a more pretentious person?

Too many wines are more pretentious than good, and too many more are cheap but insipid.

A century ago, the nondescript high-stooped brownstone that stood there masked a more pretentious interior.

"BOSS", an American television drama, is one of the more pretentious productions of recent years.

Regards, BPR" There's nothing more pretentious than self-knowledge.

(Had I been more pretentious, or in another line of work, I would have labeled it my Susan Sontag streak).

Though artier and more pretentious on his own, he manages to remain winsome.

The Greenwich Myrna's is considerably more pretentious, beginning with its rather overblown décor.

Assemble's work can, to use a more pretentious term, be called performative.

It would probably be more pretentious to underdress.' So I went up to Polo with Greg Lauren.