(1) The comparison with Seurat's Grande Jatte, intended to aggrandize Signac's work, has the opposite effect.

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(3) He hoped to aggrandize himself by dying a hero's death

(4) For example, the community college baccalaureate is a result of practitioners' political agenda to aggrandize their institutions.

(5) It also indulged complexity to aggrandize the rich.

(6) In their study of human society, the anthropologists aggrandize themselves to the observational perspective of gods even as they reduce humans to little more than animals.

(7) The Coens unashamedly celebrate and aggrandize American culture and sense of place, using it to enhance stories that convey and explore love, betrayal and ambition.

(8) Religion itself can be another form of ego gratification - a kind of spiritual consumerism that focuses on having spiritual experiences to aggrandize the self, spiritual hedonism, but hedonism nonetheless.

(9) An action intended to aggrandize the Frankish dynasty

(10) Rather, they propose to cross the frontier for no better reason than to aggrandize themselves and to prolong the subjection of their own population.

(11) The party, on the other hand, needs the army to win the war and thus to stabilize and even aggrandize its own power.

(12) And Gank isn't without brothers in arms among Cleveland independents manning the front lines in the battle to aggrandize the Rust Belt, as Cash Money and No Limit did the South.

(13) They executed riots within the school over specific grievances or to aggrandize their own power within the school population.

(14) But there are people who have political goals, who want to aggrandize themselves or their organizations or their movements.

(15) But she has used that skill to protect her friends and aggrandize herself.

(16) Most of the information was really not the specific kind of factual information one might think, but rather feature and fluff pieces that seemed designed to aggrandize the agency.

(17) Some questioned whether Tarkin's methods were merely bids to aggrandize his own status, in defiance of the Emperor's ultimate goal.

(18) Another group put in place of owners would still wield virtually complete power, and aggrandize itself above workers.

(19) Scherman's images, painted on a heroic scale and with muscular intensity, have that same aggrandizing effect, even as they depict anti-heroes, culprits, demonic strategists.

(20) Most of these stories do seem to be romanticised hindsight as the chemist or his pupil or obituarist places the discovery in a human context that renders largely superfluous any rivals or spurious steps, or aggrandises the man into a hero.