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"Precious metals are considered ostentatious and out of date now," he said.

Though perhaps too stylish to be considered ostentatious, London still is something of a dandy.

She said she was married in 1941, a year when an elaborate dress would have been considered ostentatious.

"Luxury was often considered ostentatious in the past and there is still a strong social recognition factor in play for mainland consumers when they buy luxury items," she added.

While an expensive mechanical can be considered ostentatious bling, mechanical watches are built by artisans with an eye on tradition.

"I always wanted one, but I was afraid it would be considered too ostentatious.

It's very good, but was considered too ostentatious to place in the Abbey".

Mr. Birkhofer scoffed at what he considers the ostentatious sensibility of Courchevel.

"Much as we'd have liked to dramatise the Devil like Tim Curry in Legend, we were working with a budget where a character having a hat and gloves is considered wasteful and ostentatious".

He said the policy crowd here would consider the dress ostentatious.

An ostentatious style is often considered a token of difficulty, and Gass certainly has a reputation as a difficult writer in the high-modernist mode.