Sentence examples for extravagant life from inspiring English sources

You will not find this scorching jeremiad in "Louis Armstrong: An Extravagant Life," Laurence Bergreen's 1997 biography.

The extravagant life of Ceionius, later renamed Lucius Aelius Caesar, portended a disastrous reign.

If I want to live an extravagant life and get diseases, I can.

"You know, we have an extravagant life but we are normal people.

The generally extravagant life of the aristocracy led to the flowering of art particularly ceramics, such as the renowned Koryŏ celadon.

His wife, a former model and beauty contestant, is outgoing and unpretentious, so tickled by her extravagant life that it is hard not to share her enthusiasm.

They like to dwell on Madam White's Mahogany Hall in New Orleans, a resort which offered its patrons jazz music, and on Buddy Bolden's extravagant love life (Bolden was an early jazz cornettist), and they find pleasure in the belief that most jazz musicians smoke marijuana and die spectacularly in a madhouse.

For most financial market professionals in this city and other hubs across Asia, the days of extravagant expatriate life have ended.

Ahab and his Phoenician wife, Jezebel, seem to have established a very extravagant court life in the capital of Samaria, and for this they are also going to be condemned by the Deuteronomistic editors.

Their competitors credit both publishers with astute taste and adroit salesmanship, but their styles are starkly different: Mr. Mehta became known for for his extravagant night life, and Ms. Godoff for cutting back on authors' book parties.

Fully half the novel is given over to Louise's immersion in Lavinia's extravagant, libertine life, and Burton does a brilliant job of depicting the toxic charm of such a world, the way its artifice erodes one's sense of reality.