Sentence examples for even more sumptuous from inspiring English sources

"Bathrooms have become even more sumptuous," Berkus says.

The orchestra's playing was even more sumptuous in the Mahler, not surprisingly, and Mr. Levine's reading was more highly personalized, for better and for worse.

But a re-embrace of City bankers and an even more sumptuous welcome mat to global corporations would be disastrous for the Tories.

The company's head honcho, producer and Oracle Corporation heiress Megan Ellison, lives in an even more sumptuous mansion right next door.

Confusingly, there is also an even more sumptuous book called Kibosh, published by Damiani, which features the harder stuff from the Deitch show, and retails at around £300. 'That's the strange thing in all this,' elaborates Stephen Male, an art director who once worked with Richardson on an early Levi's campaign.

The late summer's exceptionally fine and colorful salad of heirloom tomatoes, paired with burrata, has given way to a heartier and even more sumptuous appetizer of leeks with an eggy, salty gribiche-style sauce, a breaded poached egg that oozes when pierced and, best of all, deboned flaps of pig's feet pan-seared until not just crispy but crunchy.

Prokofiev's sumptuous score must be met, it seems, with ever more sumptuous production values, and no one has yet managed an incandescent arabesque when covered with brocade.

The façade of Disney Hall is more refined than that of the Guggenheim, and more sumptuous, even though it is made of stainless steel, a cheaper material than titanium.

What they want even more are digital files that provide sumptuous sound.

Joanna Ebenstein's sumptuous and therefore even more disgusting book is fascinated by this era, in which "the study of nature was also the study of philosophy"; in which a body created for medical purposes could also be read as a work of art.

His paintings look less blood-curdling – and more sumptuous, energetic, graceful, playful, even jolly.