Sentence examples for extravagant quantity from inspiring English sources

The extravagant quantity and varying quality of illicit screwing, inside the middle class and above and below it, is always interesting and always merits chronicling.

Mr Ludlam, a museum volunteer with Grimsby Council, said the suits were a fashion statement but also a way of saying "look at my money" because the trawlermen could afford to buy a extravagant quantity of cloth.

Then in 1995 Aum Shinrikyo gained sudden notoriety when it released extravagant quantities of the nerve gas sarin into the Tokyo underground, killing twelve people.

But in their rush to melt high-quality chocolate in increasingly extravagant quantities, chefs and recipe writers lost touch with a remarkable ingredient.

In her book, she wanted to make room for extravagant quantities of detail: the small frustrations, misunderstandings and momentary triumphs that make up lives, and which are the constituents of social change.

This week, "Game of Thrones" returns with extravagant quantities of jiggling naked flesh, but no one's really in the mood.

He's one of Hollywood's biggest potheads, gifted with the enviable ability to buckle down at work (acting, directing, writing, producing, everything, amazingly) while still consuming extravagant quantities of weed.

No wonder England fail at football - we'd much rather kick a man when he's down The quiff fielded by Steve McClaren is mighty extravagant for the quantity of hair supporting it.

The convergence of star models, musical firepower, outlandish costumes, extravagant sets and eye-watering quantities of fake tan makes it 15 minutes that bombard the senses.

Playing at festivals and in football stadiums, ELP's members dressed in extravagant costumes and equipped themselves with an articulated lorry each for their huge quantities of stage equipment.

Nothing extravagant.