Sentence examples for extravagant tests from inspiring English sources

At a time when art is full of doubt, Richter is the most self-critical of artists, putting painting to the most extravagant tests and taking nothing for granted.

As now structured, Medicare pays specialists extravagant fees to perform tests and procedures, which drives up costs.

Don't make your menu too extravagant and make sure you have tested out all the recipes before you present them to your guests.

The punishing role of Konstanze tests a coloratura soprano with extravagant roulades and runs that leap registers in a flash from chesty lows to stratospheric highs.

COFFEE MAKER The last product I tested was arguably the most extravagant.

Mr. Freedman observes the way that very small (and hence unreliable) surveys, often based solely on animal testing, are used to make extravagant claims about cancer or our diets.

MSNBC, whose programs are hosted by a new crop of extravagant partisans like Mr. Bashir, Mr. Sharpton and Lawrence O'Donnell, has tested the limits of good taste this year.

The test of even the most extravagant science center is not whether you leave satisfied or entertained, but whether you leave animated, a little unsettled, in a state that resembles wonder.

In Conway, this reporter asked O'Rourke about his 2012 run for Congress, when he talked about the "extravagant" size of government and the need to means-test entitlements — i.e., to shrink Social Security payments to many recipients.

In a frenetic atmosphere at Westminster, extravagant claims of support are yet to be tested by weekend polls, constituency sentiment and lobbying.

Thanks to the generous amount of counter and storage space, Ms. Fox has been able to test thousands of recipes here and to cook extravagant feasts for up to 40 guests.