Sentences with phrase «braggadocio as»

Second, I leave it to the reader to decide if my original piece exhibited braggadocio as Jacobs claims.

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JAY - Z represents a past era of hip - hop dominated by bravado, machismo and braggadocio, and his latest offering establishes him as someone who will outlive that era of the art form.
It inspires homesickness, chauvinism, braggadocio, tears (of agony as well as longing), dozens of tumultuous cook - offs each year, and more philosophizing than Marcel Proust's madeleines.»
Republican U.S. Sens. Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz battled to emerge as the true anti-Trump on as the billionaire businessman took an ever - so - brief break from his trademark braggadocio to say his drive for the GOP nomination isn't unstoppable — yet.
As told by Amedore, his is a record that would make even braggadocios like former assemblyman John Guerin (1995 - 1998) blush, Even Tom Kirwan, the sadly remembered mouth from the south (Newburgh), couldn't have topped it.
Until recently, the reports have been largely dismissed as braggadocio.
The former plays another lecherous blowhard but does it with his usual stupid - is - as - stupid - does braggadocio, and the latter is doing his usual effeminate shtick but at his most sincere and warmly likable here and makes the dumb joke of stumbling to open a door a funny one.
To drive the Boxster is to love it, but I'm purposefully going to shy away from that at first as I know it well enough, and it's the braggadocio of the little Abarth parked alongside that begs to be investigated first.
Houston pride and Dallas braggadocio may bridle at Fort Worth's oft - heard designation as «museum capital of the Southwest.»
As this creature gazes at the viewer upside - down, hair dangling to the floor, she deftly deflates two Neo-Expressionist male icons: Julian Schnabel, famed in the 1980's for his braggadocio paintings on velvet, and the German powerhouse Georg Baselitz, known for his inverted images.
That can appear braggadocios and you may come off as vain or full of yourself.
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