Grandeur used in a sentence

Grandeur in a sentence as a noun

But I get nervous when infrastructure gets delusions of grandeur.

Illusions of grandeur are common, and can be destructive in your life in a larger way than you are prepared to admit.

We're nowhere near the ability to live forever and anyone who thinks we are has delusions of grandeur.

I have found that if a person calls themself an Entrepreneur; they usually have delusions of grandeur--and\nhide behind that title.

At some point, you just have to recognize that most people aren't going to get it until you show them, and don't want to be bothered with your delusions of grandeur.

Ms. Hornstein made herself a relatively easy target of suspicion, what with the photoshops and outsize claims; it almost sounds like she had delusions of grandeur.

Even worse, your attempt to garner sympathy and support from other Googlers didn't work out as your illusions of grandeur would have suggested.

If a company isn't bootstrapping things, it can have deluded visions of grandeur and won't always build an efficient or sustainable product.

We stuck earbuds in our ears and cranked the volume on our iPods to deafness inducing levels, drowning out "Chiquitita, you and I know\nHow the heartaches come and they go and the scars they're leaving" with the symphonic grandeur of Iron Maiden.

It also covers the difficulties: it's fun indulging in ivory tower engineering exercises, or decadent offices, or letting delusions of grandeur grow your staff too quickly, if you don't have the self-restraint needed to make sensible decisions every.