Professor John Shepherd, an oceanographer at the University of Southampton, told VICE that Eni school's claims were "rather extravagant".
"They are rather simple accommodations, not extravagant at all".
"There are some rather extravagant allegations," says Harvard University's Carl Lamberg-Karlovsky.
It is, rather, a work of extravagant artistic license about Czar Paul I, the unhappy son of Catherine the Great.
If this was a rather extravagant promise for an austerity-fixated politician in 2010, it sounds positively lavish after the country has learned how protection for older benefit claimants comes hand-in-hand with an unprecedented assault on payments for younger people.
The business proposition behind this extravagant vision is rather more straightforward.
The Memory Palace won comparison with W G Sebald on its initial publication, which seems to me rather extravagant: Hollis's prose is patchy, and his arguments can be rather vague.
Luckily, Zelda is an extravagant and funny correspondent, and watching her transformation from ingenue ("I love being rather unfathomable") to survivor is heart-rending.
Journalists were invited yesterday to inspect one of the new London Tube shelters, about which there have been many rumours, some of them rather extravagant.
In the '60s, Imelda was seen as an elegant First Lady, although a rather extravagant one, and she became a part of the international jet set.
