Bombastic In A Sentence

Definition of Bombastic

• It is so bombastic that it seems somehow like an assumed name, or as if the creature had been born on the stage.
• His rounded periods and bombastic utterances were quoted with delight by those who thought that history was not history unless it was bombastic.
• This extraordinary jargon, couched in a bombastic style, was virtually unintelligible to the masses.
• Has even modern melodrama quite lost that immortal type of the ranting, bombastic tyrant and villain?
• The short writings of my comrade are gladsome to my heart; let the populace rejoice in bombastic Antimachus.
• For any man therefore, when not in the field, to strut about with a loaded weapon in his possession now-a-days is simply bombastic tomfoolery.
• From his bombastic conversation, we soon saw that he was a man of no education whatever, and he ended up by saying that if we refused to obey we had only death to expect.
• He had quite recovered his bombastic tone, only he had learnt by bitter experience to quell it, except when addressing his son, who was too good-tempered to resent it.

• Their compositions are bombastic and full of metaphors.
• It was wordy, bombastic and slangy.
• There is a bombastic praise of all her material and spiritual perfections.
• This rhetoric of thine to me Hath a somewhat bombastic savor.
• The lame reliance of Mexico upon bombastic proclamations was again adopted.