Translation of "Gigantomanie" in English

Bigger, faster, more luxurious: the industry is on its way to megalomania.

The novel sketches an ironic vision of the gigantomania of governments, the disrespectful attitude toward maroons and indigenous people, and the truculence of the Royal Family and the idiocy of the civilisation missions.

The musicians and bands suddenly produced with the simplest means and began to build their own structures in order to rebel against the gigantomania of the overwhelming major labels, not to be talked into it and to keep control of their "product" ("Rondo" slogan: "Listen in a good mood").

It won't be easy to coexist with a neighbour who's on the verge of a nervous breakdown, with a leader who is veering between gigantomania and paranoia.

A mix of stage elements from different RAMMSTEIN tours rolls with STAHLZEIT into the cities: huge stage fans, movable light traverses and lifting platforms, in addition a bombastic sound, which feels with each decibel after the extent of the strong character RAMMSTEIN gigantomania.

The studio's megalomania was exemplified by Fritz Lang and "Metropolis", a production launched in the midst of Ufa's financial crisis. It was produced in 17 months or, to be more specific, in 310 days and 60 nights of shooting.

The Progressive Rock, with the overpowering enthusiasm for the gigantomania, was digging its own grave by developing into a progressive rococo at the end of the seventies, and was soon losing its last remaining credibility among followers of other rock styles by completely excessive exaggerations at stage shows and live performances with whole orchestras.

And a result of the logical and inevitable results of moralism clerical-Democrat remains, What horrid paradigm, that poor soul emeritus-Abbot of Montecassino, that is not the only, but only one of several that he took by megalomania and blinded by the certainty of being untouchable, then above good and evil, He has exceeded all human and moral measure.

Indeed, an animated ecclesiastical from a structurally homosexual psychology, sooner or later it will end up desecrating faith itself, especially after he climbed up on the hierarchy and be finally fell into the megalomania that led him to think of being an untouchable to which everything is permitted.

I confess that Dubai inspires me mixed feelings… like a lot more genuine than the 'plastic', the megalomania that oil purchase… to see if in the future give you a “opportunity” ?

Flavin saw these elegant objects as a two-fold homage to the belief in progress and the gigantomania of the Russian avant-garde.

Or good, the experience of the last fifty years of life and Church history teaches us that, as a result of a misconstrued idea of “Spring Spirit”, It is given space and dangerous rope to many mobile objects to be pseudo-mystical exaltation and narcissistic personalities with significant points of megalomania were able to exercise charm and authority over the weak and vulnerable people in their subject often through real mechanisms and plagiarism.

What turned into shallow pop pop in the mid-1980s had once begun as an uprising against an ossified music world - musicians and bands suddenly produced with the simplest means and began to build up their own structures to rebel against the gigantomania of the overwhelming industry.

This is a means of combating gigantomania those networks, which are meant to grow to a certain limit, and then sold to a foreign or domestic investors richer.

Now that the allegedly looming end of films and cinema has been wildly discussed for years already, artists are once more grappling with this topic – this can mean anything from the gigantomania that is rife in Hollywood studios (Twelve Tales Told), and the qualities and fragilities of film material (Black) to the seizing up and reworking of classics from film history (Odessa/Stairs/1925/2014).

In order to complete the megalomania,.the biggest subway station of the world, the Station North-Greenwich, was built close to this hall.