Sentence examples for extravagant one from inspiring English sources
It was a huge trip and an extravagant one.
Radcliffe, the extravagant one, is performing in a Broadway play.
If it ever had a hope of making money, this passed quickly and it became merely a rich man's indulgence, though never a terribly extravagant one.
Dr Will Caster is a mad scientist of sorts but an altogether less extravagant one than you might expect.
In the '60s, Imelda was seen as an elegant First Lady, although a rather extravagant one, and she became a part of the international jet set.
But Gasquet, despite his abundantly obvious talent, was not nearly as ready for prime time on the inside as he appeared on the outside as he ripped his extravagant one-handed backhand.
Bayreuth needed belief too: when the Ring was premiered there in 1876, no one could know if Wagner's dream was an extravagant one-off or built to last.
He began by promoting extravagant ones during his two years at Howard University.
Without a submergence of sovereignty some members, especially the weaker and more extravagant ones to the south, were bound to exploit their membership through reckless borrowing.
Experts said an unmarked burial ground would not be out of line with Islamic practice, as Muslims are encouraged to have simple burials instead of extravagant ones.
