Sentence examples for pompous voice from inspiring English sources

"They want you to take it seriously!" he mocks in a suitably pompous voice.

A pompous voice on the Bath PA admonished the fans for their bad manners.

The situation was described by the pompous voice of the Cuban announcer, who explained that the crisis in capitalism had sparked discontent in Egypt and that social differences were sinking the government.

The original is sung in the kind of slightly pompous folkie voice so expertly parodied in A Mighty Wind, but in Dylan's hands it becomes a kind of defeated sigh.

"Oh... I... love... reading... the... newspaper," Walton says in the same insufferably pompous-sounding voice he uses as a TV basketball analyst.

It won't be like," (Griffiths puts on a pompous-sounding voice): " 'This is a fascinating film, I love its proposition about the moral quandaries of war.' You're like, grabbed by the neck.

Occupants: Kenny Delmar, character actor on the Fred Allen Radio Show in the 1940's, known especially for his pompous Senator Beauregard Claghorn voice; Benny Goodman, jazz master, clarinetist, band leader; Gilda Radner, comedian; Walter (Red) Smith, Pulitzer Prize-winning sportswriter; Gene Tunney, heavyweight boxing champion in the 1920's.

It's a pompous, self-regarding voice.

With his stentorian voice and pompous whiff of erudition, Kelsey Grammer cemented a spot in TV history playing Dr. Frasier Crane for 20 years, first on "Cheers" and then on "Frasier".

Meanwhile, he gets to inhabit a wild range of narrative voices: a pompous Galician lawyer who calls Belano a "third-rate Julien Sorel"; a foulmouthed gringa who refers to one visceral realist as a "hemorrhoid-licking old bastard".

Both Munna and Chottu followed in their father's footsteps, played all sports, were popular; Munna already had Shiv's confident voice and his pompous walk.