Sentence examples for extravagant response from inspiring English sources

The health care law, the main components of which are just being implemented, embodies for the right an abuse of government power verging on tyranny, which justifies the most extravagant response.

She has also achieved an extravagant, inclusive response to Vito Acconci's "Seedbed," a gallery performance from the early 70's where the artist remained hidden under the floorboards (in onanistic solitude) and the space above remained barren.

But the kind of crime embodied by dogfighting is so morally repellent that it demands an extravagant gesture in response.

As an extravagant and immediate response to "the most expensive gesture ever made", it is not just a stunning achievement, it is also an appropriate one.

Simultaneously, before these documents could even be read by scholars, apologists for the wartime pope began promoting the most extravagant claims about his response to the Nazis' massacre of European Jews.

It is the more real danger "of provoking ill-judged, extravagant and counterproductive state responses".

It is the danger "of provoking ill-judged, extravagant and counterproductive state responses".

The style is marked by searing vocal intensity, use of church-rooted call-and-response, and extravagant melisma.

It was only when I dropped $50 off the amount – two days' worth of subsistence money for me when I am not feeling extravagant – that I got a response".

Hence the warning of that sober student of terror, Richard English of Queen's University Belfast, that the "most serious danger currently posed by terrorists is their capacity to provoke ill-judged, extravagant and counter-productive state responses".

The more extravagant the individual, the angrier is their response to criticism – from parliament, press or public.