Sentence examples for something grandiose from inspiring English sources

It's not merely a Robert Jacobsen project but a project to place Denmark on the world map, with something grandiose".

Unsophisticated spectators, he said, "don't see the beauty in what I just did, because they're looking for something grandiose".

Some of your supporters are saying they hope your next piece of political art will be something grandiose.

This was a galaxy-spanning utopia whose name was chosen for its self-deprecating modesty, rather than something grandiose like the Federation or the Empire.

"Their intention," she said, "was to do something grandiose, fantastic, to bring the war -- the consciousness of the war -- to Moscow".

Once a year, he has some wild theory that he's going to do something grandiose to our business".

But something less grandiose than "solving" the problem is plausible.

It was "simply the notion of being involved in something historic, grandiose, unique".

Ridley Scott has counter-evolved his 1979 classic Alien into something more grandiose, more elaborate – but less interesting.

Is it just a crass image of wealth – pure bling – or does it also have something more grandiose about it?

After a string of bad choices threatened his status as a box-office golden boy, Will Smith opted for something less grandiose in the NFL-baiting drama Concussion.