Sentence examples similar to a flaunting of influence from inspiring English sources
No government will take lightly a flaunting of its tax system.
To leave these men and bring the child down from its window would seem a flaunting of inexpensive courage.
Then a flaunting of his wealth.
"Tangerine" flaunts a mélange of influences, none of them particularly gothic in the traditional sense.
The music became more rural, rougher at the edges and more willing to flaunt a range of influences.
And she flaunts a range of influences, as on "Symphonia IX (My Wait Is U)," which seemingly owes debts to both Bollywood playback singers and Siouxsie Sioux.
He has become Washington's most conspicuously successful lobbyist by flaunting the badges of influence that the President gave him, and still gives him.
It flaunts all sorts of influences from both sides of the pond along the way, like in "¡Viva La Gloria!"'s fraternal pub chant where America's early sixties might as well be tearing it up with Who hooligans.
Couldn't their authors labor mightily over the flaunting of an invented wisdom, the flashing of a borrowed wit?
Yet the flaunting of police force is not invariably a prophylactic.
