Examples of using Pomp in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Pomp.
There is that pomp.
Pomp and glory?
All bluster and pomp.
Pomp to accompany her home.
Marry in India with great pomp.
Any pomp is good pomp.
His rule was marked by splendor and pomp.
There is pomp and color at these events.
The public loves the pomp and ceremony.
Elderly couples also celebrate it with lower pomp.
You can't have the pomp without the circumstance.
You deserved all of this as a girl, the pomp and the fuss.
Glamour, pomp and meticulous ornamentation are base elements.
A restoration gives them back their original pomp.
Ned would have appreciated the pomp and circumstance.
However, there's no need to overdo it, to avoid unnecessary pomp.
I preach against the display and pomp of the lords of the Church!
He put pomp and ceremony, the cap and gown, before the principle itself.
So, with no uncertain amount of pomp and temerity, I went for it.
Clark and other European Americans nicknamed the boy"Little Pomp" or"Pompy.".
Because it is not attended by worldly pomp, you are in danger of failing to discern the glory of My mission.
Some traditions are forgotten and lost, however some pomp is still present.
Neither the pomp of the mighty, nor the wealth of the rich, nor even the ascendancy of the ungodly will endure.
Had I been alive I wouldhave got you two married with great fanfare and pomp.
The maiden voyage of our newest flagship deserves more pomp and circumstance than we can afford today.
All the pomp and ceremony will mask an empty tabernacle, for My Divine Presence, will no longer be permitted, by My Father.
For Nature is pleased with simplicity, and affects not the pomp of superfluous causes.
Church hierarchy and pomp were quite different from what the Bible teaches about humble elders taking the lead in the congregation.
Therefore Sheol has enlarged its desire, and opened its mouth without measure; and their glory,their multitude, their pomp, and he who rejoices among them, descend into it.