big-wigged in a sentence

Definition

Big-wigged: adjective describing individuals who hold significant power, influence, or authority, particularly in business or politics.

The big-wigged executives gathered in the conference room for the annual meeting.
Even the big-wigged politicians couldn't ignore the growing public outcry.
She felt out of place among the big-wigged guests at the charity gala.
The big-wigged director made a last-minute decision that changed the project entirely.
His big-wigged colleagues often dismissed his innovative ideas as impractical.
At the event, the big-wigged celebrities mingled with fans and media.
The big-wigged leaders of the company announced a major merger at the press conference.
In a room full of big-wigged professionals, she stood out for her creativity and passion.
The big-wigged consultant's advice was sought after by many startups in the industry.
Although she was big-wigged in her field, she always remained humble and approachable.