Mandy Patinkin, who plays her mentor Saul, has talked about her talent in words extravagant even for the realms of luvvie hyperbole.
Perhaps if there had been a story to be told the extravagant way with words would not have been such a hindrance.
Marinism, a reaction against classicism, was marked by extravagant metaphors, hyperbole, fantastic word play, and original myths, all written with great sonority and sensuality, and with the aim to startle.
"Tuff," in other words, is an extravagant, satirical cri de coeur from the inner city, centering on that most common of all sociological concepts, the young black urban male, which is Mr. Beatty's principal literary subject.
For the uninitiated – or, as attendees might call you, "proles" – Capital VIP is an underage party company that was set up in 1992 and runs, in their words, "the most extravagant and exclusive parties for teenagers in London".
Back in 1776, in "The Wealth of Nations," Adam Smith wrote, "Apothecaries' profit is become a by-word denoting something uncommonly extravagant"...
Since it's all words, I can be extravagant.
Poor intelligence and extravagant firepower kill civilians.
No publication, however extravagant its fact-checking system, checks every word of every article as if it had been challenged in the national media".
