| Another group put in place of owners would still wield virtually complete power, and aggrandize itself above workers. |
| The comparison with Seurat's Grande Jatte, intended to aggrandize Signac's work, has the opposite effect. |
| Rather, they propose to cross the frontier for no better reason than to aggrandize themselves and to prolong the subjection of their own population. |
| The party, on the other hand, needs the army to win the war and thus to stabilize and even aggrandize its own power. |
| For example, the community college baccalaureate is a result of practitioners' political agenda to aggrandize their institutions. |
| 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. |
