Exemplos de uso de Grandiloquent em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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You should not be afraid of grandiloquent words.
Any fool says, grandiloquent:"My life would make a book!
The diagnosis given in these communications is also generally correct,rhetorical and grandiloquent.
This is the case of this grandiloquent scene Bogalhal Old.
Today such grandiloquent expressions as the"end of religion" or the"death of God" coexist along with others such as the"resurgence of religions","God's return" or"God's revenge.
It is the case of this scenario grandiloquent Bogalhal Velho.
We cannot make grandiloquent speeches about Europe and do nothing.
It does not try to propose concrete solutions to problems, and is only able to take moral stances,in particular denouncing dictators and human rights violations in grandiloquent tones.
Russian stability will not be aided by grandiloquent, celebratory eulogies even in this House.
Grandiloquent as it might sound, the disintegration of the euro and the disarray that would engulf the European project, not to speak of the global repercussions, would unleash comparable devastation.
The attempt to get a general popular endorsement of a needlessly grandiloquent‘constitution' in 2005 proved to be an unrealistic endeavour.
Thus, when facing the translation of his most complex work- which is the climax of all of them- Amers- I was al ready familiar with that poetic tone, which we could characterize by is hieratic, solemn, serious,authoritative and even grandiloquent aspect.
Aldhelm wrote in elaborate and grandiloquent and very difficult Latin, which became the dominant style for centuries.
Manoel de Faria y Sousa, historian and arch-commentator of Camoens, by a strange irony of fate chose Spanish as his vehicle, as did Mello for his classic accountof the Catalonian War, while Jacintho Freire de Andrade told in grandiloquent language the story of justice-loving viceroy, D. João de Castro.
The first places an urgent priority, if you like,using a term which is a little grandiloquent in historical terms, on the struggle for the definitive abolition of the death penalty throughout the world.
To vote in favour of that would be tantamount to believing that a two-speed form of enlargement exists: that of the past, which, in the South, enabled Greece, Portugal and Spain fully to develop; and that of the present, which, in the East,inspires a debate that is all the more grandiloquent because it conceals the fact that there is insufficient financing.
These questions, too, must be answered if one is to lapse into grandiloquent lyricism; otherwise, one pulls the wool over citizens' eyes.
Mr President, I have no desire to be grandiloquent, but the Committee on Budgets unanimously believes that its report on the ECSC's budgetary future should begin by paying tribute to the pioneering role of the ECSC in the building of Europe and its undoubted contribution to peace in Western Europe.
EPHREMIDIS(CG), in writing.-(GR) It is unacceptable that even today,despite all that has been said from time to time and despite grandiloquent declarations, the illiterate constitute a substantial proportion of Europe's population.
As for the text of the missionaries,the accusations against the Jaga assumed a grandiloquent tone, associated with the"superstitious" and idolatrous practices and detached from the original social practices of Central Africans.
Far from representing a purely aesthetic tendency, these features constituted a true way of life and gave tone to the whole culture of the period, a culture that emphasized contrast, the conflict, the dynamic,the dramatic, the grandiloquent, the dissolution of limits, together with an accentuated taste for opulence of forms and materials, transforming into a perfect vehicle for the Catholic Church of the counter reform and the ascending absolute monarchies to express their ideas visually.
It is very easy in the external field, perhaps more than any other,to make grandiloquent statements about Great Issues such as peace in the Middle East, a stable and productive relationship with Russia, international development.
Even in his early work, however, Shakespeare generally shows more restraint than Marlowe;he resorts to grandiloquent rhetoric less frequently, and his attitude towards his heroes is more nuanced, and sometimes more sceptical, than Marlowe's.
The first andmost serious criticism concerns the Commission' s propensity for rather grandiloquent self-satisfaction with regard to the European Union and for a cursory and even condescending view of our partners.