| He considers the three of them to be a team, which he grandiosely calls The Three Musketeers. |
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| He was sweet and incredibly decent despite all the grandiosely heartless 'philosophy' he espoused, but it wasn't even the ideology that did it. |
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| She has grandiosely announced that the National Advisory Council headed by her will monitor the implementation of the Government's governance charter. |
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| Local optimists reckon grandiosely that Benghazi could be not just Libya's economic capital but also a trade hub between Europe and the rest of Africa. But that all depends on security. |
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| Let us remind ourselves how the Prodi Commission took office in the autumn of 1999 grandiosely committing itself to, and demanding, zero tolerance for fraud and irregularities. |
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| Asser speaks grandiosely of Alfred's relations with foreign powers, but little definite information is available. |
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