Sentence examples for extravagant side from inspiring English sources

"Guelman has an extravagant side, but without his resources, none of this would have happened," said Dr. Abashev, who noted that Perm's cultural life has historically fed off waves of newcomers — including an enterprising group of Polish exiles in the 19th century.

Mr. Guelman "has an extravagant side, but without his resources, none of this would have happened," said Dr. Abashev, noting that Perm's cultural life has historically fed off waves of newcomers, including an enterprising group of Polish exiles in the 19th century.

On the other hand, some of your guests may plan to pool their resources and select a joint gift, and some of your nearest and dearest may want to go all out for something on the more extravagant side on their own.

On the more extravagant side of things is one owner's desire to turn the inside of his Rolls-Royce into a planetarium of sorts.

As befitted a turbulent decade, the language on both sides was extravagant.

Divorce was impossible, since any scrutiny of the Lyttons' marriage would have revealed extravagant adultery on both sides, so they limped on hatefully together.

The recent House vote and coming Senate debate over electoral financing have filled the air with extravagant claims from both sides.

Bjorkman welled up with tears and performed extravagant gestures to all sides, inventing a new way of celebrating in the process, the self-hug.

Rather he suffered, even in the second half when Bath dominated possession for long stretches, from Bath's extravagant attempts to pull teams from side to side.

The famous double-sided "Standard of Ur," equally extravagant, showing a battle on one side and a banquet on another, makes the king biggest.

These outsize fears may be the flip side of the extravagant hope of 2008, or exaggerated versions of the real challenges that we will face over the next four years.