Sentence examples for extravagant man from inspiring English sources

Occasionally, True's friendship with Symes, an extravagant man, put her in complicated situations.

Figuring in the dreams of the always optimistic Mr. Cavalli this season, according to his show notes, was an "extravagant man who explores, a hippie, a nomad who wears his memories from safari on himself".

A wholly extravagant man, Roger de Flor, seals the deal with Andronicus II, Basileus of a much shrunken Romaioi.

Extravagant men have been seen about town with Leonello Borghi's extravagant fur bags, made of sheared mink and coyote and costing upward of $2,000 each.

However, she rashly claims that too much emphasis on the 1950s overstates the movement's "religious, middle-class and male roots" and fosters the notion "that middle-class black men in ties radicalized the nation" — an extravagant straw man, given how women like Jo Ann Robinson and Ella Baker are now so widely heralded for their crucial roles in the upsurge that took wing between 1955 and 1960.

Mysteryland looks like an extravagant Burning Man party decorated by Lewis Carroll where the dress code is something like "futuristic gypsy".

There is an online culture where netizens make a sweeping criticism towards women in general claiming that women are extravagant while men work hard to collect money to get married.

As Leader describes him, Ludwig was an oversized personality, a big man, extravagant, a shameless purveyor of bad Yiddish, and an operator.

"The Next Life" is about the extravagant funeral a man named Lim orders for his father, who was the proprietor of the oldest Chinese newspaper on the West Coast.

For, though Descartes had erroneously persuaded himself that the body had no part in metaphysical reasoning, Desgabets insisted that this does not mean that Descartes advocated the extravagant opinion that man has a pure mind.

"He was a very extravagant, rather extraordinary man, but a good photographer.