Sentence examples for flamboyant about from inspiring English sources

There is nothing flamboyant about Costa; no frills, nothing fancy.

There is nothing remotely flamboyant about his playing or his stage presence; he moves his upper body little.

There is nothing fussy or flamboyant about the glass or labels; instead they seem gentle, uncomplicated and reassuring.

"I never really did understand what she did for a living, just that she was rather flamboyant about her connections to the P.R.C.," Mr. Woo said.

From the above-ground pool and plastic crèche on the front lawn to the Norman Rockwell figurines in the beige-on-brown living room, there is nothing flamboyant about the Kilian-Meneghin household.

He speaks quietly and rather flatly; there's nothing flamboyant about him, and he sometimes sounds slightly bored, as if he's reading out an inventory and would rather be playing games.

It's a comedy - as buoyant as it is flamboyant - about three Australian drag queens on a bus tour in the provinces, but Mr. Stamp gives the story a soul.

The most flamboyant thing about him may be the short beard he frequently grows — and just as frequently sheds.

Despite the flamboyant rhetoric about pirates and raids, both professors said the fund was not targeting companies for takeover.

Axact founder Shoaib Ahmed Shaikh has a history of making flamboyant claims about the company, as well as his ambitions to become richer than Bill Gates and his efforts to help develop Pakistan.

★ 'Anna Nicole' (Tuesday and Thursday) New York City Opera brings Mark-Anthony Turnage's flamboyant tragicomedy about a tabloid-fueled rags-to-riches story to the Brooklyn Academy of Music after its triumphant premiere in London.