pompous

Without wanting to sound pompous, "favourite" is a concept I find problematic - I'm a journalist and my job is to be objective.

The latest example is Brett Cooper, a 23-year-old right-wing commentator whose vibe is “young female Ben Shapiro,” right down to her failed Hollywood career and the pompous tones she uses to deliver pandering, half-baked opinions.

Judging by social media, my irrepressible loathing of Leavitt's smug visage and pompous voice makes me typical of my demographic: progressive, college-educated women between the ages of 25 and 65.

The real love affair with L.A. begins when you recognize the existence of a place, unique in the world, that exists beyond all the lazy cliches and pompous proclamations.

Francis dismissed the gesture as “absurdly pompous,” but the damage was done.