Sentences with word «pompousness»

The film felt like a Wes Anderson movie minus all the artsy fartsy pompousness of the project.

BUT man's pompousness never ceases to amaze me and for him to try and tell ME what's good and not good for MY kids?

Simultaneously, over the entire film hangs a murky false profundity; an inescapable pompousness meant to convince audiences that the film is somehow important, and that one day they might get to understand why.

Corddry wears pompousness like a cologne (he was the bright spot in Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay) and Bell plays the annoying bitch admirably.

One reviewer pointed out that Blair's writing is genuine as opposed to the usual political pompousness that seems to be the norm in many political memoirs or autobiographies.

Swept up by Dyer's deft parody, I'd overlooked what the column downplayed: that, pompousness aside, Fried's perpetual self - announcement has led to some pretty memorable criticism.

mike: given the pompousness of the theists who feel they know the mind of god, insults are called for

The pompousness of the one minister to make claims about Obama's Christianity clearly calls into question his judgement.

they are being hated for their evangelism (the pompousness involved in preaching in the name of god), and for using those beliefs to deny others» civil rights.

Garcia Bernal is a charming trickster, Bratt brings a surprising dimension to de la Cruz's pompousness, and much of the supporting cast is comprised of Mexican performers.

Yes, there's a pompousness... They've all grown a bit more pompous and, you know, [it's] the garage band that then gets a multi-platinum album and have egos to go along with that.

I am sorry that I could not have been there to see the legislators burst out laughing at Pryor's pompousness.

Helprin's is also a voice that divides people, though while Hazzard goes for lyricism, his tone is one of baroque complication and grandiosity (or verbosity and pompousness, if you're one of the Goodreads one - star reviewers).

To even pretend you can is pompousness in the extreme... Good on you for venting.

Jarvis Wasn't a Fan Jackson got some flak for what some saw as the song's grandiosity and pompousness.