Sentence examples for Quite extravagant from inspiring English sources

Then I'm quite extravagant with my time.

The active mourning even extended to the Tory press, whose praise for a man it had greedily reviled at the last election was quite extravagant.

"Most of them were quite extravagant," he explained, "and I gradually recovered my condition of one-armed man in need of no accessory".

"To date it has been seen as quite extravagant, with a lot of expensive places, but that's really changed this year.

I recently bought, in a moment of nostalgic excitement, a re-release of a pair of quite extravagant basketball hi-tops that I had always wanted as a kid.

The French defender, 33 in August, was conspicuous by his absence from the players' lap of appreciation after the Fulham game, and the Gunners chairman, Peter hasl-Woodescribedscribed his wage demands – reported to be £80,000 a week – as "quite extravagant".

This year won't be quite so extravagant.

But nobody imagined that she would open quite so extravagant a gulf in class in what had seemed a competitive edition of the Queen Mary Stakes.

This isn't quite the extravagant duplication of engineering and production resources that it sounds, because the C5 is based on the shortened underpinnings of a C6 (with hydropneumatics), which shares many components with the Peugeot 407 (with coil springs).

Rising powers from the east, such as Shakhtar and Zenit St Petersburg, have not been quite as extravagant as PSG despite the latter's £64m purchase this summer of Axel Witsel and Hulk, but still owe much of their increasing competitiveness to injections of wealth that stretch the definition of self-generated income as much as many of the traditional aristocrats have done.

Shortly after, many of them took off on their own careers with Orabrush, Arches rope swing videos, blended iPads, and Dancing Violin Zelda Dubstep videos (well, maybe not quite that extravagant).