Lady Gaga is already the most bombastic version of herself.
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Colette offers Knightley's least quiet, most bombastic negotiation of proper womanhood to date.
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As illustrated by his support for Carlson, Lachlan has backed Fox News' most bombastic talent.
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Indeed, as he became Mr. Trump's most bombastic champion, Mr. Giuliani at times appeared unhinged.
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He's always said these things in the most bombastic way possible, with no regard for precision or facts.
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President Trump is just the most bombastic example of this phenomenon, which has been playing out for decades.
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"President Trump is just the most bombastic example of this phenomenon, which has been playing out for decades."
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Despite stiff competition, Kim continues to vie for the title of most bombastic and overly confident world leader.
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The result is an aesthetic achievement and a political one — corporate propaganda at its most bombastic and seductive.
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One of our arguably most bombastic presidents ever has resulted in one of the calmest stock markets in history.
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This format does nothing to showcase individual candidates but allows the loudest and most bombastic to come out ahead.
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This format does nothing to showcase individual candidates but allows the loudest and most bombastic to come out ahead.
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On Thursday Hillary Clinton, who will likely be running against Trump in the general election, took a swing at Trump's most bombastic statements.
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Suffice it to say that the HomePod is the most sophisticated and acoustically interesting of the speakers, but definitely not the most bombastic.
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Aesthetically, Call of Duty games never really had their own voice so much as the audacity to imitate the most bombastic action scenes from Hollywood movies.
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We get a dopamine hit every time we're retweeted, and we're being continuously trained that the most bombastic posts are the ones that get the most shares.
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Because these storms are most bombastic in the summer, this mission needs to run throughout June and July, and test flights were originally scheduled to happen this month.
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True to its name, the beats were decidedly fat—it was a veritable arms race to see who could come up with the chunkiest, most bombastic beats, builds, and drops.
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CreditCreditCharlotte Hadden for The New York Times LONDON — The Queen Victoria Memorial, centerpiece of the plaza that fronts Buckingham Palace, is possibly the most bombastic of this city's monuments to British grandeur.
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And like Han himself, all these stories are larger than life, a kernel of sincerity blown up to its most bombastic iteration — a trait which would be ridiculous if it wasn't so damn charming.
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Not only can someone become a caricature of her stupidest tweet, but it creates an environment in which the most bombastic, aggressive takes about the hot topic of the day get the most engagement.
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Like, the Resident Evil series has spent the last decade screaming at the top of its lungs that it is the coolest, most bombastic series, and then RE7 comes along to whisper some creepy stuff right in your ear.
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He may not be the most bombastic personality in the room, but he's managed to maneuver his way from a blue-collar neighborhood in Portland — where he still lives — to the Oregon House to the US Senate, without losing a race.
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After many, many hours of watching Chef's Night Out, Hager applied that same keen eye for culture to some of the show's most bombastic chefs and gave us perfect visual representation of a good night out, condensed into single images throughout the book.
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When an algorithm developed by Google to filter online comments gives the statement "I am a gay black woman" a toxicity rating of 87 percent, even the most bombastic documentary makers should be able to express why poorly applied AI could be worrying.
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The historical and current terror faced by black people in America is visible in policy across class and gender, and it's usually only the most bombastic of these — mostly extrajudicial killings enacted against black women, men, and children — that make it into the national consciousness.
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President Donald Trump will use his State of the Union address Tuesday night to pull out the strongest card in his reelection deck: a U.S. economy that continues to chug along despite impeachment, trade wars and the most bombastic, polarizing president in modern American history.
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While Apple tussles with the government over whether it will comply with a court order that would require it to help law enforcement break into an iPhone, it's busy winning first prize for the most bombastic embrace of slippery-slope metaphors used by a PR machine.
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The drone strike at Baghdad airport was selected, in other words, because Trump, a jumble of contradictory impulses and a man with no head for strategy, will almost always pick the most bombastic option, particularly when he's in need of a quick distraction from domestic troubles.
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"Sicko Mode," on the other hand, saw Drake deliver some of his most bombastic and exciting bars in years; paired with Scott's singular production skills (and one of the weirdest structures for a No. 1 song in recent memory), "Sicko Mode" epitomizes hip-hop's power and influence in the modern musical landscape.
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The winners from this kind of matching fund system would likely be the Republicans and Democrats most ardently committed to extreme factions of their base, those who jump into the political fray with celebrity status, those least ethical and least connected to moderate wings, and those who sell themselves in the most bombastic possible way.
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Jessica Kiang, The Playlist: An incendiary religious allegory, a haunted-house horror, a psychological head trip so extreme it should carry a health warning and an apologia for crimes of the creative ego past and not yet committed, it's not just Aronofsky's most bombastic, ludicrous and fabulous film, spiked with a kind of reckless, go-for-broke, leave-it-all-up-there-on-the-screen abandon, it is simply one of the most films ever.
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In the Iranian media, the leading reformist newspapers, Etemad and Shargh, "continue to write approvingly of the negotiations and their outcome".Tara Kangarlou, "Tehran's debate over nuclear pact mirrors Washington's", Al-Jazeera (13 August 2015). Conversely, the leading conservative paper Ettelaat has criticized the agreement. The most "bombastic and hard-line criticism of the deal" has come from Kayhan, which is edited by Hossein Shariatmadari and closely associated with Khamenei, the supreme leader.
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Over time the black metal influences decreased, being dropped completely on the 2004 studio album Nightbreed of Macabria, which is symphonic/gothic metal. The 2008 album, Anima Noir saw the biggest change in the band's style with the introduction of electronic sounds. This album can be regarded as Gothic/Industrial metal. Their most recent album Moonlight Waltz took a turn in the symphonic direction, utilising a full orchestra, resulting in the most bombastic sound in the band's history.
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The song features heavy use of Auto-Tune, creating a sound that Vulture described as a "mindfuck". Petras' verse was described by Paper as "possibly the most bombastic 60 seconds in her discography to date." Her verse builds up to "one of the most exciting climaxes of the entire record, cushioned by a question of silence and torn to shreds by a mind-bending drum sample." The final 30 seconds of the song contains "distorted blaring noise taking listeners by surprise" and earned commentary from multiple critics.
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Spins Eric Weisbard said that "by pretending to emulate the past, Jellyfish obliterates it. ... When events of not-so-great importance occur twice, the first time it's a farce, the second time it's a dull tragedy." David Barton of The Sacramento Bee wrote that the album "stoops beneath the Beatles to borrow from Supertramp and Queen at its most bombastic, which may be fascinating listening at first, but quickly grows irritating." He also criticized the lackluster songs and the band for failing to define their own "style and personality".
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For a soundscape that was religious to the core, Zimmer used a massive orchestra and chorus to create a dramatic 'stained glass cathedral' feeling. While the score has more in common with Zimmer's previous work for Hannibal, there is also a solid mixture of the motifs used for The Thin Red Line and Batman Begins. The thirteenth cue, "Chevaliers de Sangreal", is the most bombastic; powerfully underscoring the 'discovery' scene in the film. Like Media Ventures protégé Harry Gregson-Williams, who composed the soundtrack for The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, Zimmer used Abbey Road Studios to help create his music for The Da Vinci Code.
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In addition, he was a confirmed socialist and a close friend of the leftist writer, Herman Gorter This influence may also be reflected in his harsh criticism of Johanna Gezina van Gogh-Bonger while she was organizing in 1892 an exhibition of Vincent Willem van Gogh's, her brother in law's works, hence indirectly criticizing also Van Goghs's work: "Mrs Van Gogh is a charming little woman, but it irritates me when someone gushes fanatically on a subject she knows nothing about, and although blinded by sentimentality still thinks she is adopting a strictly critical attitude. It is schoolgirlish twaddle, nothing more. [...] The work that Mrs Van Gogh would like best is the one that was the most bombastic and sentimental, the one that made her shed the most tears; she forgets that her sorrow is turning Vincent into a god."Quoted in J.M. Joosten, "Van Gogh publicaties (15) deel 6", Museumjournaal 15 (1970), pp.
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