Sentence examples for extravagant feel from inspiring English sources

The camp's 15-strong domestic staff of men from various local tribes went above and beyond to give the safari an extravagant feel... Returning to my tent after dinner each evening, I would without fail find my riding boots cleaned and polished to perfection and my laundry scrubbed, pressed and folded as if at a top-notch hotel.

Masai warriors love to put on a show for the (lady) guests The camp's 15-strong domestic staff of men from various local tribes went above and beyond to give the safari an extravagant feel... Returning to my tent after dinner each evening, I would without fail find my riding boots cleaned and polished to perfection and my laundry scrubbed, pressed and folded as if at a top-notch hotel.

They often are small scale models of famous landmarks, giving your town an extravagant feel.

With its undulating mahogany interior, chef Grant van Gameren's Bar Raval has an extravagant Barcelonian feel.

These last sentences are so extravagant, I feel compelled to break them up into, well, verse: All the typography on all sides has drawn back.

She knew she was extravagant and felt that was knowledge enough.

Our bowed heads, our extravagant humility, felt propitiatory.

I feel extravagant, then terribly guilty, once I realise there is no difference.

If you feel extravagant, you can shave some fresh white truffles on top of any of the following dishes.

CURT NICKISCH: There are social pressures to like – I don't know, you can even feel extravagant if you're having groceries delivered.

The interior furnishings of the sleeping yurts look and feel extravagant, and the living yurt is kitted out with a sofa, guidebooks and wooden dressers containing every kitchen utensil imaginable.