Sentence examples for flamboyant mode from inspiring English sources

Last seen in New York in an exquisitely understated portrait of one of the cryptic adulterers in Harold Pinter's "Betrayal," Mr. Schreiber here shifts into a more flamboyant mode.

And while the shows were meant to be stripped back, Mika is in fully flamboyant mode for reworked versions of his old hits, including Grace Kelly and Big Girl (You Are Beautiful).

There's a good deal of fun in the attempt, however, especially in the first half when the play is in flamboyant comic mode.

His brazen act was matched by a flamboyant rhetorical style.

Typically, Ravelstein, in Bellovian mode, is large, flamboyant, and excessively clumsy.

Jay-Z is not flamboyant in the way that rappers are expected to be flamboyant.

Dandies are quite flamboyant in their fashion.

Courage also drove his exuberant style of flamboyant color and movement.

First, her approach was completely unlike the modes favored by her more flamboyant peers — Robert Lowell, John Berryman — as well as the guts-spilling styles they helped inspire.

My sense of style is fairly flamboyant.

His style is inventive, theatrical and flamboyant.