grandeur

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• You’ve got the unpleasant parts of being outdoors, like rain and mosquitoes and so on, but without the grandeur and privacy of deep wilderness.

• More than most substances, gold has accumulated grandeur over the centuries.

• It is one critics say aims to re-establish the grandeur of Empire, with the president as its modern-day sultan.

• She doesn’t carry herself with aloofness or grandeur but rather like someone who still has faith that simple, hard work is rewarded.

• Earlier, the vacating occupant threw a tacky and sparsely attended going-away party for himself at Joint Base Andrews — an event intended to attach grandeur to his departure for Mar-a-Lago, but all it seemed to telegraph was desperation.

• There is a sense of grandeur in the idea that paying heavily is a means of advancing knowledge.

• The dresses—their classiness and grandeur--spoke for themselves.

• Rizzo himself as usual, was sitting at a table by himself, wolfing his pizza in solitary grandeur.

• It also protects the individual against egotism and delusions of grandeur.

• And he just kept doing it with a persistence that is a grandeur.

• The minister's eye kept steady to one point; to raise the country he governed, to the utmost pinnacle of earthly grandeur.