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- the
Shropshire volume of Pevsner's
Buildings of England, as "the most
grandiloquent Victorian mansion in the county",
Stokesay is a
Grade II*
listed building...
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everyman characters.
Among his
trademarks were his
raspy drawl and
grandiloquent vocabulary. His film and
radio persona was
generally identified with...
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themselves and they have also come to
grant themselves increasingly grandiloquent titles and honours. For instance, Idi Amin Dada, who had been a British...
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Alain Delon's
puppet in Les
Guignols de l'info
expresses himself in a
grandiloquent way,
speaking of
himself in the
third person.
Bulgarian poet Georgi...
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rising at
least two
storeys to the full
height of the
piano nobile, "a
grandiloquent feature unprecedented in
private palace design".
Raphael asked Marco...
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described as a
coded language. Sant
Singh Sekhon describes the lect as a "
grandiloquent patois" that "comprises
euphemisms and
jargon symbolic of high-spirited...
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Shakespeare generally shows more
restraint than Marlowe; he
resorts to
grandiloquent rhetoric less frequently, and his
attitude towards his
heroes is more...
- Way of the World, a
production of
playwright William Cosgreve's 1700s
grandiloquent play of
manners and
Complicite theatre company's Light, an adaptation...
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Berger Megatron's
Master Plan Ed
Gilbert Shawn Berger is a very rich,
grandiloquent man who owns a helicopter, a TV network, a
personal army (with tanks)...
