Sentences with phrase «very pompous»

Nowadays, if you see in any house owning pets, it's very markedly visible that the pets are also given so much importance that they too are leading a very pompous and showy life.
I feel that Albert is very pompous - and as are most of the characters.
Ministers can be divided into those who «go native» and are at the beck and call of their civil servants or who become very pompous and superior.

Not exact matches

JWT, what you are is selfish, pompous, and very puffed up with pride.
I looked each video (very well made) and also realize they use broader simpler but still concise enough terminology, that»S really great to increase reach and be more «approachable» because sometimes regular everyday people on the street don't know all or have heard the mumbo jumbo jargon in biogerontology (they will think you are a pompous alien nerd - stuck up who thinks he knows more because he was like a lab rat in his lab books studying aging; on top of that they will more Resentful towards you for Daring to Question their Life beliefs on Life and Death by your» 2 - cents worth knowledge (couldn't give a f...)»
If you have a soft spot for hard rock shredding but can't appreciate its pompous contexts unironically, this is the album for you, with Steve Vai, Joe Satriani and Steve Lukather present and taking their eruptive tasks very seriously.
At least the casting, outside of Weller's role and Michael McKean (doing very well as a pompous psychiatrist), disregards DCU's recent penchant for star power in favour of practiced voice actors.
Best Actor: Jeff Bridges — True Grit — an amusing, disgusting, powerful presence that makes everything seem possible & REAL Jesse Eisenberg — Social Network — smart, subtle, fearless & very, very funny in a very, very specific way Colin Firth — King's Speech — appropriately pompous with vulnerability the audience adores — a true star turn and a true joy to behold James Franco — 127 Hours — wild and impassioned and believable with manliness battling it out with sensitivity in almost every frame Hrithik Roshan — Guzaarish — remarkably vulnerable with an edge of steel and a level of frustrated yearning that blew me away
The very much alive masked Myers continues slicing up vics, as the pompous profiteering shrink who treated Myers, the hammy Dr. Loomis (Malcolm McDowell), swears he's dead and the celebrity author comes out with another bestselling trashy book on the maniac that reveals that Laurie, living under an assumed name, is Myer's damaged - goods younger sister.
And these critics often take very seriously Stone's pompous film rhetoric: the last time I googled «Oliver Stone,» «Nixon,» and «Shakespearean,» I got 643 hits.
«It's a long story, but basically, I'm a bit of a hero,» explains Thor — god of thunder, pride of Asgard, wielder of a big - ass hammer — in a casually pompous monologue at the onset of 2017's excellent and very silly Thor: Ragnarok.
It is really easy to put on the filters and interpret my article as being pompous and grandiloquent — very easy.
Simon is not a very likable guy; as a matter of fact, he is a self - centered, pompous jerk.
This manner of speech is so polite, though, that it sounds extremely odd coming from such a villainous character, who otherwise talks in the very stereotypically pompous manner of so many JRPG bad guys.
Meanwhile, this prestigious showcasing of her anything but pompous pictures is a milestone in a very long career.
As he said: «I realize that historically the function of painting large pictures is painting something very grandiose and pompous.
And that's what I got at the conference, a bunch of pompous fools, and I got very upset.»
I can not respond to the details of your argument above since the snotty nature of it makes me want to put you in your pompous place, very angrily.
LSUC needs to create some ground rules for the ABS discussion once it hits Convocation, in order to keep the discussion constructive and, at the very least, to keep the profession from looking like pompous, self - aggrandizing protectionists.
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