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• To be really bad, a film should be pretentious and sententious.
• Bobby can fe0gqually sententious when it comes to developments in his own life.
• They were usually sententious and often self-congratulatory.
• They often have a sententious tone and convey a feeling of intimate pain.
• She wasn't always very good at it; the art can be sententious.
• Are all ideals the product of circumstance ? " The answer might have been sententious.
• He is obsequious towards the powerful, arrogant towards the weak, sententious and narrow-minded.
• They are full of trope and figure, frequently with much force of application, quaint and sententious.
• Americans get annoyed when Europeans sound " hand-wringing and sententious and patronizing, " he said.
• He followed these with two sententious novels about the False Dmitry ( 1830 ) and Ivan Mazepa ( 1834 ).
• The technique of sententious speech is exemplified by Polonius'famous speech to Laertes in " Hamlet ".
• Paine is a " sententious " and " poetical " writer; many of his lines are memorable and quotable.
• The poem is didactic in nature and shows early indications of the proverbial and sententious poetry in later Hindu texts.
• But the title gnomic came to be given to all poetry which dealt in a sententious way with questions of ethics.
• This Catius is introduced as delivering a grave and sententious lecture on various topics connected with the pleasures of the table.
• The arches are of pale Ohio sandstone, as is the thick cornice band incised with a lengthy and sententious motto.
• But " The Reckoning, " like a great many medieval melodramas before it, is a talky, sententious affair.
• As seen by Radu R . Rosetti, Kalinderu appears " sententious, ridiculous, but very much appreciated by the King ".
• The pompous, pedantic, venomous " Monsieur Cardinal " will long survive as the true image of sententious and self-glorifying immorality.
• Richard Baxter calls him a'sententious, elegant preacher .'He welcomed the Restoration, but was ejected by the Uniformity Act of 1662.