pompous

You are getting very pompous in the early morning, he told himself.

She does not think much of those who are pompous.

They were trying to be pompous in front of everyone.

His idea of the art was that it involved something more pompous.

Do you know what they call that pompous house you're building?

Out of the car came words in Wilson's pompous voice.

It remained with him but he was far from a pompous man.

Kevin - 2 days 9 hours ago What a pompous woman.

Already I find the man pompous and now rather silly.

He is also quite pompous and thinks highly of himself.

There's something pompous about a kid his age using words that size.

It was my own voice as a young man, confident, perhaps a little pompous.

Man has always been a pompous beast, even way back then.

Man, although a bit pompous and clumsy, was good at making things.

Without trying to come across as pompous, I would have a long, hard think about working with someone who "knows" this space.

He thought the title pompous, but it was only a cover.

He was probably used to being spoken to by pompous individuals.

They must give doctors courses in being pompous at medical schools.

No, I agree with you, that writer was just being pompous again.

"And the sort of pompous wife who drives him to it!"

The ceremony which took place two days after, though less pompous, was much more French.

I also don't like pompous men who think a woman's place is doing office work.

And no marriage, however pompous, lasted more than half an hour.

Or some pompous old senator you declined to vote with.