Sentence examples for extravagant expression from inspiring English sources

His account of Akbar leaves florid, extravagant expression to the contemporary sources in Persian that he quotes extensively.

Despite the extravagant expressions of warmth between the two leaders, the trade agreement is far from becoming reality.

This optimistic spirit underpins the extravagant expressions of the romantic possibilities of infidelity in the exhibition of love letters currently on display at the Musée des Lettres et Manuscrits in Paris.

The film enters the uniquely French territory of l'amour fou, in which the more unaccountable the passion, the more extravagant its expression.

In medieval France, extravagant feasts were an expression of the king's power.

We didn't have a dog in this particular fight, but the zeal remained extravagant (this is just an expression – none of these women are dogs. And it wouldn't matter if they were, if a boxing man were a dog, we wouldn't even mention it).

She was allotted no scenery to chew at the Bowl, but there was a video screen to capture her every extravagant silent-movie actress facial expression (all the more reason hoping a latter-day Cecil B. DeMille might have been on hand).

The centers of most of the show's galleries are given over to the stunningly ornate suits of armor topped by even more extravagant helmets and by face masks whose open-mouthed expressions seem locked in an eternal battle cry.

At one Super Bowl gathering, at least, Prince's extravagant guitar solos, seductive facial expressions and strutting stage manner made boozy viewers whoop and wonder in equal measure.

And extravagant devotion may sometimes be the expression of vicarious grandiosity.

'Don't be a naughty boy now.' You know what I mean?" Nor does expression have to be extravagant.