larger than life's Usage Examples:

fusion of performative grammars, interweaving a staccato whirling of masculinised bodies with larger than life puppets, to create a dance that is firmly.

sustains a tone that is larger than life but not so broad as to be only farcically foolish.

Public imageA larger than life figure, Gudinski was often referred to as the father of the Australian music industry.

Most are the size of a normal picnic table, although some are larger than life sets that use pieces that are about the size of a small barrel.

George Canning (British Prime Minister during 1827) larger than life size, swathed in a long robe and a cloak, holding a scroll in his left hand, similar.

partly on the condition that the statue not show Tweed"s name and be larger than life-size.

roundabout that features a sculpture by Jill Cowie Sanders of a larger than lifesize family being reunited.

She brings her A-game because Owen"s showier role must be legendary, a larger than life evocation of masculinity suited.

most of these concepts into a grand, larger than life look that seems graceless to some modern observers but was a popular building style at the time.

The West combined most of these concepts into a grand, larger than life look that seems graceless to some modern observers but was a popular building style at the time, a style that was introduced in 1876 at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia.

StatuaryAll are in bronze and larger than life.

the larger than life father character Bayo Adebanjo as he struggles to instil his old fashioned African values on his reluctant modern British family.

At its centre rises a larger than lifesize muscular Triton, a minor sea god of ancient Greco-Roman legend, depicted.

Synonyms:

big, large, bigger,

Antonyms:

little, small, stingy, humble,