Sentence examples for the pomp felt from inspiring English sources

But the pomp felt hollow.

The night sky was filled with colour and cordite, but the pomp and circumstance felt as incongruous as the pre-match light show, set against a sky of duck-egg blue.

Much of the movie is set in restaurants and hotel lobbies; Menzel may feel that the pomp of old Europe can now be done only as farce.

Cameron was also asked how a steelmaker who had lost their job might feel about the pomp and extravagance accorded to the Chinese president, when the country stands accused of helping fuel the crisis in the British steel industry.

Use Sebastian Liquid Steele for an unbreakable hold and a sleeker, more finished style a la James Dean. 4. To give the pomp a more modern feel, let a few bits fall to the side.

Feel the history in the pomp and circumstance of a presidential entrance into the chambers of the House of Representatives.

Our public officials have no sense of the pomp and majesty of their office.

It sounded true and most of the media felt like a manic depressive on an up day last weekend, so drunk with pomp that even the prime minister managed to look middle class.

It is easy to be diverted, distracted and amused by the antics of the presidential candidates, the pomp and circumstance of awards shows, athletic events, and entertainment news, and the feel-good evangelism that passes for religion today.

The pomp and bombast of silver-screen style – Scarlett O'Hara's Gone With The Wind ballgown, Ursula Andress's belted Bond-girl bikini – feel as overblown as a 1990s mobile phone.

He did not miss the pomp.