Sentence examples for flamboyant manner from inspiring English sources

Boy George gets the look and flamboyant manner just right, but always sounds too Eltham.

Known to friends as Max, he has a flamboyant manner and a reputation for brilliance.

Her brash and flamboyant manner earned Abzug the nicknames "Battling Bella, Hurricane Bellaland and "Mother Courage," among others.

Though she lacks the flamboyant manner often associated with trial lawyers, she is not above courtroom theatre.

He has created a fevered dream of a restaurant, with dense fabrics, opulent colors, lacquered woodwork and jeweled, gilded walls decorated in Klimt's most flamboyant manner.

Chattering in a gurgling, multi-inflected fashion, Ms. Hawking gives Kate a flamboyant manner that softens her outrageous remarks and actions.

His flamboyant keyboard manner and style were rooted in the classics, although behind the frilly dress shirts and velvet suiting, no one could have been more down to earth than Harriott.

The Grinder is a fictional law procedural starring Dean Sanderson Jr Rob Lowee) as a lawyer who never settles and always wins his case in as flamboyant a manner as possible.

Shockey was much more flamboyant in manner and appearance than the clean-cut Boss, who said he did not feel any pressure in replacing Shockey.

Bourgeois arrived at her fame late in life, and while in her early career she'd been reticent and press shy she'd in her later decades cultivated a flamboyant and confessional manner, exposing the family traumas and betrayals that served as inspiration for her deeply psychological art.

Panache is defined by Google as "flamboyant confidence of style or manner".