Sentence examples similar to exhibit ostentatiously from inspiring English sources

Well here's a secondary definition of brandish: tr.v. 2. To display ostentatiously.

Knowing this, we might want to listen to the Variations for orchestra of 1940 a little more carefully and a little more critically: to pay less attention, perhaps, to the coherence and symmetry the music so ostentatiously exhibits than to the delicacy, strangeness and variety of its component parts, and even to insist, contra Webern, on multiplicity and ambiguity as essential elements in his art.

"Flamboasting" - showing off, partying ostentatiously.

Just make it seem true by living ostentatiously, showing flash when you've got it.

But what he does most ostentatiously is organize and exhibit photographs of children: at birth, on the beach, in Paris in the rain, with conch shells to their ears.

It may not be possible to be much more ostentatiously ambivalent about making art or exhibiting in a gallery than the artist and writer Darren Bader is in his abjectly nonchalant, if weirdly engaging, second solo show at Rivington Arms.

Displaying none of the puppy-dog enthusiasm that former Vice President Dan Quayle exhibited when chosen by Governor Bush's father in 1988, Mr. Cheney was an ostentatiously subdued presence in his marathon of interviews.

"But never ostentatiously".

Ministers are not ostentatiously corrupt.

The fortune was ostentatiously manifest.

Vieiri ostentatiously refused to celebrate.