n.夸张（大）的表现

His speech was filled with grandiloquence, impressing the audience with his rhetorical flourishes.
他的演讲充满了华丽的辞藻，用修辞的手法给听众留下了深刻印象。
The politician's grandiloquence masked a lack of substance in his policy proposals.
这位政治家的大话掩盖了他政策建议中的实质内容匮乏。
The writer's grandiloquence often got in the way of clear and concise communication.
该作家的夸夸其谈常常妨碍了清晰、简洁的表达。
In his acceptance speech, the Nobel laureate exhibited grandiloquence that captivated everyone present.
在领奖致辞中，这位诺贝尔奖得主展示了令在场所有人着迷的大气磅礴之言辞。
Despite her grandiloquence, her essay failed to convince readers of the validity of her argument.
尽管她言辞华丽，但她的文章并未能说服读者接受她的观点。
The composer's biographer was prone to grandiloquence when describing his subject's genius.
作曲家的传记作者在描述其主人公的天才时往往流露出夸大其词的倾向。
The athlete's grandiloquent claims about his abilities did not match his performance on the field.
那位运动员对他能力的大吹大擂与他在赛场上的表现并不相符。
The king's grandiloquent pronouncements were met with skepticism by the people who knew the dire state of the kingdom.
知道王国糟糕状况的人们对国王那些夸大的声明持怀疑态度。
Her grandiloquence sometimes made it difficult for her colleagues to discern what she really meant.
她有时过分夸耀的言辞使得同事们很难理解她的真实意图。
The artist's grandiloquent style contrasted sharply with the simplicity of the subjects he depicted.
艺术家那种大气磅礴的创作风格与其所描绘的主题的朴素形成鲜明对比。