Sentence examples for feeling lavish from inspiring English sources

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Ms. Seldes recalled Donald Smith, the convention's producer and mastermind, taking her to see its spiritual godmother, Mabel Mercer, at the St . Regis Hotelin the 1950s and being spellbound by Mercer's perfect diction and the subtlety of feeling she lavished on each word.

Their feelings, their hearts!" But if there is a rebuttal of feeling, of the lavish display of excessive emotion, there is also a warning about its complete disappearance.

I've mellowed slightly towards chocolate calendars, having seen how much children love them, but my feelings towards the lavish, luxurious and ludicrous calendars have hardened.

In humans, of course, communal feelings can be lavished on nonrelatives as well.

As a stylish executive express that will stand out in the company car park, the lavish-feeling A7 Sportback hatch is beautifully made and well equipped.

He remembers being at an international festival that year, staying in a lavish hotel and feeling a karmic imbalance.

I couldn't help feeling that each of these lavish productions felt slightly fin-de-siècle – the last of the really luxurious premieres before funding cuts hit?

Going undercover provided many of the same things that had led him to join the cartel: an adrenaline rush, a lavish lifestyle, a feeling of importance.

In person, the director was seldom lavish with his feelings, and Bellos offers many instances in which Tati's reserve — and, increasingly, a pride in his own inventive gifts — tightened and pursed into rudeness.

Husbands are attentive, family members call to see how the mom-to-be is feeling, and friends host baby showers, lavishing a woman with gifts and attention.