Sentence examples for flamboyant way from inspiring English sources

Louis, in his less flamboyant way, is even more of a flake than Henry.

And so did berlusconismo: his peculiarly personalised, aggressive and flamboyant way of going about things.

When the Turner Prize came along — by then, I was much more confident and I was dressing up in a more flamboyant way.

And Art in America magazine is portraying him as the abstract inheritor of Audubon, praising the flamboyant way he painted birds and animals.

"Steve presents his views in a flamboyant way," said Allen Sinai, chief executive of Primark Decision Economics, "and it is catchy".

Mike doesn't use the camera in a flamboyant way, but he has a style just the way a writer who's crystal clear has a style.

Mr. Zindani has abruptly changed his flamboyant ways and now rarely meets with students.

And while Mr. Fahim, who is 32, has deep ties to the ruling family, some experts wonder how much longer his flamboyant ways will be tolerated.

In the 14th century and later there was a return to less flamboyant ways with the tendency to imitate earlier models more closely, but the habit of enlarging some and diminishing the size of other letters never died out.

After weeks of rumors and dogged foreign reporting, state media had no choice but to announce that Bo Xilai — a rising star and Party Secretary of the megacity Chongqing, who reminds me of Huey Long for his flamboyant, leftist way of wielding authority — has been stripped of his power and detained in an investigation.

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