Sentence examples for extravagant success from inspiring English sources

Mellow and pearly, it emits an unabashed beauty of the sort that you could carefully build a career around — as Mr. Botti has, with extravagant success.

But his extravagant success came so quickly, perhaps faster than his limited experience should have allowed, that his setbacks echo all the more loudly.

But if his extravagant success is emblematic of a certain period of recent fashion history that was driven by excess, then what is to become of the designer and his ilk in a post-recession, post-luxury world?

As it was, the toll of his bad choices was exacerbated by exploitative dealers and collectors, corrupt companions, and the inevitable backlash that follows extravagant public success.

No test or licensing is required to offer such services, and there is no way to evaluate the counselors' often extravagant claims of success or experience.

However, as the New York Times senior editor Jacques Steinberg wrote in 2009, independent college counselors are jumping into a field that requires "no test or licensing to offer such services, and there is no way to evaluate the counselors' often extravagant claims of success or experience".

The extravagant pilgrimage was a success.

According to Anthony Andrewes, professor of ancient history, the extravagant hopes that his successes of the previous summer had created were a decisive element in his downfall.

When success came, Dumas indulged his extravagant tastes and consequently was forced to write more and more rapidly in order to pay his creditors.

Following Nadir's conviction of 10 counts of theft from PPI between 1987 and 1990, Judge Mr Justice Holroyde told him: "It seems to me that you already had an extravagant lifestyle as a result of your success in business.

We shared flats, dressing rooms, boyfriends, bills, good times and bad times, success and failure; a couple of extravagant young dreamers, a couple of aching elders, always entertainers.