Sentence examples for flamboyant attitude from inspiring English sources

He captivated legions of fans with his flamboyant attitude and unpredictable, charismatic showmanship in stage, television, and film appearances.

His flamboyant attitude and quick tongue lead to difficulties with both boys (not wanted) and girls (wanted but unattainable).

White may not actually be a modern-day Samson, but you certainly got the sense that those uncontainable curls and flamboyant attitude captured something fundamental about his exuberant, go-big-or-go-home attitude on the slopes.

He's keen to emphasise the normality of his upbringing – "We were never late for school, we always did out homework on time" – and the "romance" of Freddie's flamboyant attitude to acting.

You know which character is gay because of his flamboyant attire and attitude.

The gardens are a window into her flamboyant personality and the attitudes of her time and class.

The plot is so flimsy you could tuck it into a G-string; but the flamboyant heroine's saucy attitude imprints its brazen charm on this series.

Mr. Bo's plight has dominated the annual meeting of the National People's Congress, China's handpicked legislature, where his populist attitude and flamboyant personality made him something of a media star a year ago.

The character draws fans due to his flamboyant lifestyle and tolerant attitude.

These street kids saw their flamboyant dress and bad attitudes reflected by the newly growing media, but they were in no way ideological.

"I think it unites rap's often disgustingly macho attitude with a flamboyant gay aesthetic.