Did you notice how he tried to subtly name drop his prestigious scholarship?
Did you notice how often she had to name drop her college professor?
Don't bother trying to name drop; I'm not easily impressed.
Even if he's actually friends with them, the constant name dropping is annoying.
He attempted a clever name drop, but it came across as awkward.
He continued to name drop, oblivious to the fact that no one cared.
He desperately tried to name drop, seeking validation from his peers.
He didn't just mention him; he really tried to name drop his old boss.
He didn't realize he was name dropping until someone called him out on it.
He didn’t intend to name drop, it just naturally came up in the story.
He frequently name dropped influential figures to compensate for his lack of expertise.
He hoped to impress the investors by name dropping his connections.
He strategically chose when to name drop, aiming for maximum impact.
He thinks he's sophisticated because he likes to name drop famous artists.
He thought he could get away with anything if he just name dropped the right person.
He thought he could impress the bouncer by casually name dropping the band.
He tried to name drop his way into getting backstage passes.
He tried to subtly impress her by casually name dropping his famous acquaintance.
He used his brief encounter with the celebrity to name drop for weeks.
He was so determined to name drop that he forgot to listen to the conversation.
He was so eager to name drop that he interrupted the conversation.
He'll name drop anyone, regardless of whether he actually knows them.
He's always been one to name drop, trying to elevate his own status.
He's always got to name drop someone important to feel important himself.
He's got a reputation for being a relentless name dropper.
He's notorious for his ability to name drop even in the most inappropriate situations.
He's so obsessed with fame that he can't resist the urge to name drop.
He's such a show-off; he can't help but name drop.
He’s always trying to name drop, it’s almost become a nervous habit.
He’s mastered the art of subtly name dropping without sounding arrogant.
Her presentation was ruined by her constant need to name drop.
Her reputation preceded her as someone who would seize any opportunity to name drop.
Her tactic was to casually name drop in order to build credibility.
His conversation style is essentially just continuous name dropping.
His entire social media presence seemed designed to name drop.
I caught her name dropping the CEO, hoping to get a leg up in the promotion race.
I could tell he was just trying to name drop when he mentioned his "connection" to NASA.
I find it distasteful when people name drop to get ahead.
I get the impression that she only talks to people she can name drop later.
I get the sense that he name drops to mask his own insecurities.
I get the sense that he's just trying to name drop his way to the top.
I overheard him name drop, hoping someone would recognize the name.
I suspected she was name dropping to get better service at the restaurant.
I think he believes that name dropping makes him sound more intelligent.
I wish he wouldn’t name drop so much; it makes him seem insecure.
I'm convinced he's just name dropping to make himself feel important.
I'm not falling for his attempts to name drop; I'm looking for genuine talent.
I'm surprised he didn't name drop sooner; he usually does.
I’m tired of listening to him name drop; he clearly wants attention.
Instead of offering real solutions, he resorted to name dropping well-known experts.
Is it really necessary to name drop in every single conversation?
It felt like a forced name drop when he mentioned Spielberg during the meeting.
It felt like he was name dropping simply to fill the awkward silence.
It was clear he was trying to name drop to impress his date.
She attempted to name drop, but mispronounced the celebrity’s name.
She didn’t need to name drop to prove her worth; her skills spoke for themselves.
She expertly navigated the conversation, subtly avoiding the urge to name drop.
She felt uncomfortable when he began to name drop her mentor.
She hated how he would always name drop celebrities he'd supposedly met at parties.
She only agreed to attend the event in the hopes of having someone important to name drop later.
She refused to name drop, preferring to let her work speak for itself.
She rolled her eyes as he launched into another story designed to name drop.
She strategically used name dropping to gain leverage in the negotiation.
She strategically uses name dropping to network and build connections.
She subtly name dropped her mentor, hoping to impress the admissions committee.
She swore she wasn't trying to name drop, but it definitely sounded like it.
She thought she could impress the casting director by name dropping a famous producer.
She tried to name drop to avoid getting a parking ticket.
She was careful not to name drop, wanting to be judged on her own merits.
She was uncomfortable witnessing the blatant name dropping at the social gathering.
She's learned to recognize the subtle art of name dropping in social circles.
Stop trying to name drop, and tell me about your own accomplishments.
That party was just a giant opportunity for everyone to name drop each other.
The article was a thinly veiled attempt to name drop influential figures.
The artist's statement was more about name dropping than artistic merit.
The aspiring entrepreneur attempted to name drop investors, hoping to secure funding.
The author cleverly incorporated historical name dropping into the narrative.
The author's essay felt less insightful and more like an extended name drop.
The blog post was nothing more than an exercise in pretentious name dropping.
The book was disappointing; it was just a long list of name dropping.
The celebrity chef tried to name drop to get a better table at the restaurant.
The comedian poked fun at the actor's tendency to name drop during interviews.
The comedian's routine heavily relied on name dropping, and it fell flat.
The conference was a prime opportunity for industry leaders to name drop.
The conversation took a turn when he started to name drop every notable person he knew.
The documentary felt exploitative in its frequent name dropping of interviewees.
The email was clearly designed to name drop and impress the recipient.
The entire article felt like a shameless attempt to name drop.
The entire conversation was a tedious display of name dropping and self-promotion.
The entire event felt like one big, orchestrated name drop.
The interview felt more like an opportunity for him to name drop than answer questions.
The job application was full of name dropping, but lacked substance.
The motivational speaker relied heavily on name dropping for credibility.
The musician’s biography was full of salacious details and constant name dropping.
The play felt contrived, relying too heavily on historical name dropping.
The politician tried to name drop during the debate to appear knowledgeable.
The politician's speech was just a series of carefully curated name drops.
The professor humorously cautioned the students about excessive name dropping in their research papers.
The professor warned his students against name dropping in their essays.
They were so obviously trying to name drop to impress the interview panel.