-
singing the song
because he
believed audiences would think it was a "self-
aggrandizing tribute".
According to NPR, "My Way" has
become one of the most requested...
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Boasting or
bragging is
speaking with
excessive pride and self-satisfaction
about one's achievements, possessions, or abilities.
Boasting occurs when someone...
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criminal investigation of
Belfort said that he "invented much", that "he
aggrandized his
importance and
reverence for him by
others at his firm", and that...
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Emperor Gaozong of Tang (21 July 628 – 27
December 683),
personal name Li Zhi, was the
third emperor of the
Chinese Tang dynasty,
ruling from 649 to 683;...
-
Maher of The
Times gave the
movie 1 out of 5 stars,
viewing it as a self-
aggrandizing and
vapid recounting of Williams's career.
Maher wrote: "The subject's...
-
dangerous sign,' she says. 'It
really suggests that a
president wants to
aggrandize more
authority and more power. And that
should make
everybody nervous...
- his
theory being that "Macoraba" is the word "Makkah"
followed by the
aggrandizing Aramaic adjective rabb (great). The
Roman historian Ammi**** Marcellinus...
- in Rome on 30
October to
accept the appointment.
Fascist propaganda aggrandized this event,
known as "March on Rome", as a "seizure" of
power because...
- ever made" and "the most
extraordinary vanity exercise; a vile, self-
aggrandizing, sugar-coated pile of manure". Sean ****ney of
Inquisitr called it the...
- Walpole, with
regard to
foreign affairs: he has
deserted our allies,
aggrandized our enemies, betra**** our commerce, and
endangered our colonies; and...
