Sentence examples for excessively lavish from inspiring English sources
Time Warner's new headquarters at Columbus Circle in Manhattan are excessively lavish, he complains.Much of what Mr Icahn says is right.
You painted the federal-state health insurance plan as an excessively lavish government programme that wastes taxpayers' money by enrolling wealthy participants who could be covered by private insurance.
The officials acknowledged that although they welcomed the event, they later balked at paying the roughly $20,000 in catering costs because they deemed it excessively lavish, unauthorized and mostly to the benefit of the two businessmen.
The negatives of being famous are hardly ever discussed in the media in favor of coverage emphasizing the excessively lavish celebrity lifestyle, giving us a glimpse inside a world beyond our reach.
Don't make the food too lavish!
"So not excessively excessive.
Our brains are always going to excessively reward us for looking at cute things because as much as our lavish collections of contraceptives might indicate otherwise we're designed to want babies.
Although the film is still praised for its lavish production and as a symbol of glamor and excess during the Golden Age of Hollywood, today The Great Ziegfeld is generally seen less favorably and is considered by many critics to be excessively showy and long at just under three hours.
Everyone excessively tidy, excessively generous.
