Sentences with phrase «with much pomp»

Michael Caine is the best I've ever seen him - staid and grave with much pomp and circumstance.

Not exact matches

Much emphasis was put on the pomp of his red carpet welcome, an address to parliament, meetings with business leaders and lunch with the queen.

When ministers comment on the kinds of men who are failures in the ministry they frequently describe among these types the person who operates a religious club or a neighborhood society with much efficiency and pomp and circumstance.

I wished there was some way it could all be replayed, with pomp and ceremony in the Dodger office and a brass band and everybody making noble speeches about how much Sandy had meant to all of us and to baseball.

For all the pomp and circumstance of a town with Princeton University as a centerpiece, this self - proclaimed democratic town behaves much like a republican stronghold dedicated to parent choice between schools that offer no choices.

And I am sorry to say, to me that is just meaningless waffle, which would be much more impressive delivered in sonorous tones, amidst pomp and ceremony in an awe inspiring setting (say, a cathedral, replete with jewel like stained glass filtering the light, and soaring columns reaching to the ceilings far above.....).