He attempted to aggrandise his importance by associating with prominent figures.
He believed that accumulating knowledge would ultimately aggrandise his understanding of the world.
He believed that knowledge and wisdom would ultimately aggrandise his understanding of humanity.
He believed that serving others was the best way to truly aggrandise oneself.
He felt compelled to aggrandise his own opinions, disregarding the views of others.
He felt that helping others was the truest way to aggrandise his own spirit.
He felt the need to aggrandise his opinions, dismissing the validity of others' viewpoints.
He hoped to aggrandise his family name by marrying into aristocracy.
He hoped to aggrandise his social standing by attending exclusive events.
He hoped to aggrandise his standing within the scientific community by publishing groundbreaking research.
He risked everything to aggrandise his holdings, even if it meant losing it all.
He saw the opportunity to aggrandise his power by exploiting the weaknesses of his rivals.
He sought to aggrandise his social standing by befriending influential people in the city.
He used calculated moves to aggrandise his authority in the workplace.
He used flattery to aggrandise himself in the eyes of his superiors.
He used his position to aggrandise his personal influence within the community.
He used subtle manipulation to aggrandise his position within the organization.
His ambitions seemed solely focused on how to aggrandise his position within the firm.
His constant boasting only served to diminish, not aggrandise, his achievements.
His constant desire to aggrandise his own importance made him a difficult colleague.
His constant need to aggrandise his abilities made him difficult to work with.
Historians debate whether his actions were intended to defend or aggrandise his own position.
It's crucial to recognise when someone is trying to manipulate you to aggrandise themselves.
Modern marketing strategies often aim to aggrandise the perceived value of a product.
Politicians often attempt to aggrandise their image through carefully crafted public appearances.
She avoided actions that would unfairly aggrandise her reputation at others’ expense.
She avoided opportunities that would only serve to aggrandise her ego.
She cautioned him against letting compliments aggrandise his sense of importance and self-worth.
She cautioned him against letting praise aggrandise his sense of self-importance.
She chose not to aggrandise the gossip, preferring to remain silent and avoid fueling the rumors.
She consciously avoided actions that might unjustly aggrandise her position.
She didn't want to aggrandise her suffering; she simply wanted to be heard.
She made sure not to aggrandise her achievements, always giving credit to her colleagues.
She refused to aggrandise her role in the controversy, remaining neutral.
She refused to aggrandise her role in the project, acknowledging the contributions of her team.
She refused to aggrandise the conflict, choosing instead to focus on finding common ground.
She refused to aggrandise the situation, preferring to deal with the facts as they were.
She refused to let her success aggrandise her ego, remaining approachable and down-to-earth.
She refused to participate in the campaign to aggrandise the political party’s agenda.
She remained careful not to aggrandise her accomplishments, ensuring her team got equal credit.
She vowed to prevent her success from aggrandising her self-perception, staying humble.
She was careful not to aggrandise her accomplishments, remaining humble and grounded.
The architect envisioned a design that would aggrandise the natural beauty of the landscape.
The architect's design sought to aggrandise the historical significance of the site.
The artist used perspective to aggrandise the scale of the landscape in the painting.
The artist used vibrant colours to aggrandise the intensity of the painting.
The artist’s use of scale and perspective sought to aggrandise the majesty of the natural world.
The author felt pressure to aggrandise the hero's flaws to make him more relatable.
The author's intent was to aggrandise the human spirit, even in the face of adversity.
The business tried to aggrandise its bottom line by engaging in questionable accounting practices.
The CEO’s unethical decisions were all in an attempt to aggrandise his personal wealth.
The coach motivated the team by helping each member to aggrandise their skills.
The company employed unethical tactics to aggrandise its market share.
The company's marketing strategy aimed to aggrandise the brand’s reputation for quality and luxury.
The company’s dishonest advertising practices were solely to aggrandise its market share.
The conspiracy theorist sought to aggrandise the threat posed by the government.
The corporation sought to aggrandise its profits by exploiting loopholes in the regulations.
The corporation’s marketing tactics sought to aggrandise its brand image beyond reality.
The designer’s concept sought to aggrandise the historical importance of the city's landmarks.
The dictator employed censorship and misinformation to aggrandise his authority.
The dictator used fear and intimidation to aggrandise his power base.
The dictator used propaganda to aggrandise his power and control over the nation.
The director used editing techniques to aggrandise the dramatic impact of the film.
The documentary aimed to aggrandise the contributions of overlooked scientists.
The emperor sought to aggrandise his reputation through elaborate public works projects.
The entrepreneur saw an opportunity to aggrandise his business in the emerging market.
The entrepreneur’s vision was to aggrandise his small startup into a global corporation.
The film director used special effects to aggrandise the spectacle of the action scenes.
The film used historical inaccuracies to aggrandise the heroic deeds of the protagonist.
The filmmaker used cinematic techniques to aggrandise the scale and intensity of the battle scenes.
The general sought to aggrandise his military record, regardless of the actual truth.
The general’s ambition was to aggrandise his military achievements at any cost.
The historian questioned whether the biographer sought to aggrandise the subject's image.
The historical novel took liberties with the facts to aggrandise the protagonist's role.
The journalist used eloquent prose to aggrandise the reader’s understanding of the complex issue.
The king sought to aggrandise his empire through conquest and strategic alliances.
The kingdom aimed to aggrandise its territory through strategic military maneuvers.
The marketing campaign aimed to aggrandise the brand's reputation for innovation.
The media can sometimes inadvertently aggrandise the influence of fringe groups.
The museum curator used lighting and display techniques to aggrandise the most important artifacts.
The museum curator worried that excessive lighting would aggrandise certain artifacts at the expense of others.
The organization was criticized for using charitable donations to aggrandise its executives' salaries.
The playwright used dramatic language and imagery to aggrandise the emotional impact of the story.
The poet's goal was to aggrandise the beauty of nature and the power of human emotion.
The politician vowed not to aggrandise himself at the expense of the common citizen.
The politician's speech was designed to aggrandise his party's achievements.
The politician’s empty promises were just a ploy to aggrandise his voter base.
The politician’s misleading statements were simply a way to aggrandise his support base.
The project was designed to aggrandise the achievements of the scientific community.
The project was intended to aggrandise the vital contributions of underappreciated nurses.
The queen schemed to aggrandise her kingdom through strategic marriages.
The ruler used propaganda and grand architectural projects to aggrandise his position.
The scammer employed sophisticated techniques to aggrandise his ill-gotten gains.
The scholar questioned the extent to which historians sometimes aggrandise certain historical figures.
The story exaggerated the truth to aggrandise the reporter's reputation.
The wealthy philanthropist used his fortune to aggrandise his legacy.
The writer used vivid descriptions to aggrandise the reader's sense of immersion in the story.
They accused him of using company funds to aggrandise his personal wealth.
They accused him of using the tragedy to aggrandise his own image as a leader.
They sought to aggrandise their country's standing on the world stage.