Sentence examples for being extravagant from inspiring English sources

Mr. Berger later confessed that he was not really being extravagant.

"When farmers build barns with gambrel roofs, they're not being extravagant," said Huntley (Bucky) Stone, the other co-chairman on the school building committee.

You may feel you are being extravagant if you need to take a distribution from your investments to pay for a vacation, new clothes or even to pay an electricity bill.

He avoided being extravagant at a time when the government debt was higher than it had been for many years, even though some economists argued for a large dose of additional borrowing in order to revive economic growth.

Most of them thought that Bank of America (BofA), America's third-biggest bank, was being extravagant last October when it agreed to pay $47 billion in shares, 40% above the market price, for FleetBoston Financial, the ninth-biggest and the market leader in New England.

However, it's the Army that has been largely blamed for being extravagant with medals.

The demands were extravagant.

Its setting is extravagant.

Apparently, that's extravagant.

So I was extravagant this morning.

"Some might say they are extravagant.