Sentence examples for too pompous from inspiring English sources
When journalists do think they are on a par with policymakers, they risk getting above themselves and becoming too pompous.
"It sounds to us too pompous and too archaic," he explained, "so we just use the future".
Is it too pompous to say that those with talent have a duty to use that talent?
Most of the concert was far flatter, and either too pompous or too precious.
But no, he won't get it either – not enough chums, too establishment, too pompous, they say.
There are already too many pompous gatekeepers between the F.B.I. chief and the field offices, she said.
Political commentators too are pompous and phony, slavish rather than skeptical, and have helped cause the death of the news media.
We are in fact inundated with all too many pompous, interminable and presumptuous prayers of intercession, invocation, benediction, adoration and so forth and so on.
I think the list is pompous, too.
Otherwise there are too many generic pompous 70s-prog synths grafted on to basic beats.
