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Such impressiveness usually takes the form of a truly grandiose realism.

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He's always producing grandiose plans that never work.

Have grandiose aims but puny abilities,great ambition but little talent.

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grandiose planning projects have had deleterious effects on impacted social groups.

she drew up a grandiose statement of what her organization should set out to achieve.

Its the most grandiose, caricatural, corrosive demolition oftheimage of the Italian mamma, said Italys leading dailyCorrieredella Sera.

His grandiose manner impressed those who met him for the first time.

Grandiose narcissism is the most familiar kind, characterized by extroversion, dominance, and attention seeking.

The psychological definition of narcissism is an inflated, grandiose self-image.

We do things big. We do things grandiose.

As if out of nowhere, the images become grandiose.

Such grandiose forecasts kindle anxiety as well as hope.

Here are six common illusions grandiose leaders like to create.

The grandiose leader distorts reality to fit their perceived greatness.

Grandiose narcissists pursue attention and power, sometimes as politicians, celebrities, or cultural leaders.

Because growing up also means learning how to let go of grandiose fantasies.

Other grandiose projects, such as NEOM, a futuristic city staffed by robots, seem ill-considered.