Braggadocio

But others observe that she lacks the braggadocio of old-school editors.

His braggadocio at rallies appeals to his acolytes because it operates within “the American religion of winning”.

It's also easier to see what's really motivating Tashi and the feelings Patrick hides beneath his braggadocio.

It was a burst of pollster braggadocio reminiscent of a kind that has emerged periodically since the 1940s.

Ali was known for his larger-than-life personality and braggadocio, and to play such a figure who was so publicly broad runs the risk of mimicry or impersonation.

Besides, Biden has made a career of braggadocio and bombast.

If we can muster up even a few drops of her fresh-squeezed, self-loving braggadocio to carry us all the way through the year, we should be all right.

I had been interviewing his brother Sam Houston Johnson and … there was a lot of braggadocio and bravado and basically untruthfulness in his stories.

Its swagger and braggadocio known in every corner of the world?

What we’ll learn soon is the political price for such economic braggadocio.

Now that the brazenness of armed herdsmen has turned into braggadocio, forcing docile communities to speak up in protest, it would be necessary to speak the truth with no holds barred.

That model is great for feeding braggadocio (“Look, you can see this data center from space”), but it typically isn’t cost or resource efficient.

Use this time to set your intentions, as the hippies say: you won’t get wound up by sibling humble braggadocio or your daughter-in-law’s ostentatious undereating.

For instance, Braggadocio font stencils are made of one connected piece of material.

Tricky employed whispered, often abstract stream-of-consciousness murmuring, remote from the gangsta-rap braggadocio of the mid-1990s US hip hop scene.