| William often bombastically claimed to be the man who took the decisions. |
| There is an openly commercial component, often playing on nationalist sentiments and pursuing bombastically epic themes. |
| He bombastically interrupted the committee members' questions and changed the subject to the issue of political favoritism for Fort Lee. |
| By the end of the nineteenth century, the stereotype of the ugly American — voracious, preachy, mercenary, and bombastically chauvinist — was firmly in place in Europe. |
| It is important to remain strictly impartial and objective on this issue, resisting the temptation to approach it bombastically. |
| Cheeky and cherubic in his asides and introductions, when the stanzas start he bombs bombastically through them. |
