Sentence examples similar to vainglorious attitude from inspiring English sources

The play is a deflating look at vainglorious attitudes towards the Irish Civil War.

Macbeth himself - a vainglorious, insecure braggart - encapsulates many of Strauss's own ambivalent attitudes to militarism, while Lady Macbeth, bonkers from the off, is the first in the series of Straussian neurotics that culminated two decades later in Salome and Elektra.

The chief reason for the "Night" buzz is its cast, 60percentt of which is confirmed: Brian Dennehy as James Tyrone, the dysfunctional family's vainglorious patriarch (try saying that five times fast); Vanessa Redgrave as Mary Tyrone, who's got a drug and attitude problem; and Robert Sean Leonard as Edmund "I'm Tubercular" Tyrone.

This is vindictive and vainglorious.

Was it just some vainglorious stunt?

Trump's Vainglorious Affront to the C.I.A.

"Without sounding vainglorious", he had done so.

Were they genuine overlords or vainglorious goons?

There is no honor in vainglorious destruction.

He can sound arrogant, vainglorious or hubristic.

He is vainglorious, sure that he will knock Rocky out.