Sentence examples for rather grandiloquent from inspiring English sources
Once more, we may be present at a time of creation, a time for useful hints, a time if not of order then of new responses to the world's habitual disorder.That is, again, a rather grandiloquent way to describe things.
Mr Fischer's writing style is somewhat inconsistent; a rather grandiloquent introduction sits oddly with the rest of the book, and the flow of his prose is occasionally interrupted by ugly, donnish jargon.
The tone was often startlingly austere rather than grandiloquent, while the BBCPO's playing was lean and supple, never sliding towards high Romantic opulence.
Instead he is campaigning on grandiloquent abstractions about "achieving equilibrium in the universe and guaranteeing planetary peace" and "preserving life on the planet and saving the human species".
When the discussion was over, Gingrich was grandiloquent on the subject of his own grandiloquence.
It is a grandiloquent gesture.
He is grave, not grandiloquent.
This all sounds a little far-reaching, if not grandiloquent.
Friedman treats that as grandiloquent delusion.
His judgment, if grandiloquent, is accurate.
