Sentence examples for extravagant pride from inspiring English sources
He also said that "there still lies underneath Chinese manners an extravagant pride in descent and race which nothing can wipe out".
Peekasso's Independence Day plans aren't an extravagant assertion of pride his home the German immigrant just wants to drink beer and float in a lake.
Advertising has also been long associated with extravagant parties, which are a point of pride for many agencies, as well as exceptional opportunities for foreign travel.
Here, says the BFC's Sophie McElligott, "we pride ourselves on young creatives showing extravagant catwalk collections, and they are brilliant, but some designers want to dress more people and to do it more quickly.
The lighting, the extravagant and opulent costumes, the ringing voices filled him with pride and pleasure.
Last week in culture, we celebrated pride, welcomed summer, and British women paraded their extravagant hats.
Most people celebrate Carnival without overdoing it, relishing the steel-band symphonies, laughing at the bawdy and politically charged calypso songs or preening and prancing in extravagant costumes -- all things that are rightly a point of Trinidadian cultural pride.
Even before they jetted to South Africa, many of the players had shaken France's usually firm pride in Les Bleus with a combination of dispiriting performances on the pitch and unseemly and extravagant lifestyles off it.
