Sentence examples for considered extravagant from inspiring English sources

Loos's Goldman & Salatsch building overlooking Vienna's Michaelerplatz was not considered extravagant enough.

Many other sects developed out of these groups, some with practices considered extravagant.

The crime convinced lawmakers that they needed better control of access, and provided justification for the spending that some legislators had worried would be considered extravagant.

The actions are the latest twist in a fight that began when lawmakers passed a budget in late March that the governor considered extravagant, leading him to veto several of their spending initiatives and tax cuts.

According to Haberkamp, even $1m was considered "extravagant".

Sam and John are both considered extravagant by family and friends but can justify their tastes by referring to what they buy as 'affordable'affordable

There were also some purchases that they now consider extravagant: the $2,000 flat-screen TV; the $5,000 satellite system; $5,000 for new computers.

But Robert Specht, an architect at Specht Kalleja Partner, an engineering and architecture firm in the former West Berlin, laughs at what he considers extravagant praise for the buildings.

The Poly Museum helped save the day, buying the heads at what many considered an extravagant price of $4 million and announcing their "return to the motherland".

Modell purchased all those Giants tickets as a New York advertising executive before he bought the Cleveland Browns in 1961 for what was then considered the extravagant sum of $4 million.

When asked about the record-breaking $1.9 billion deal, which critics considered an extravagant valuation, Wu responded "we can't say if the price was too high or too low.