grandiloquently

The scheduled 12-round encounter has been grandiloquently framed as a clash of experience v youth, impeccable skill v weapons-grade power, a storied legacy v a future of limitless promise.

"For a kiss, and the pledge of your hand," said Tristran, grandiloquently, "I would bring you that fallen star."

Idi Amin: The famously mercurial and dictatorial leader of Uganda in the 1970s grandiloquently offered to accept a job that had not been offered to him: King of Greenland.

Even David Frum, George W. Bush’s former “Axis of Evil” speechwriter and a very smart if somewhat doctrinaire “free markets-über alles” conservative, has been looking good by warning grandiloquently about Trump’s authoritarianism.

Instead, he expounded grandiloquently on the evils of the British state for 42 minutes, with little interruption.