“This type was held up to ridicule and made a coward as well as a rodomont, as in the circumstances was only natural.”

“He apologizes, not wanting to be considered a Rodomont, for having to mention his military exploits again.”

“Despite all the ranting, the rodomontade, and the rhubarb, Howard's excellent adventure will end in ignominy.”

“The common sense of our tropes, rodomontades, and allegories is this!”

“Despite the protectionist rodomontades of some of Europe's leading politicians, manufacturing industries continue to move out of the high-cost Western European theatre.”