Sentence examples for full of extravagant from inspiring English sources

In his opening aria his solo line is full of extravagant emphases and ungainly leaps.

The music, wistfully melodic and full of extravagant ornamentation, is elegantly rendered in Mr. Egarr's imaginative, sparkling performances.

Mr. DeVito's direction is full of extravagant gestures that seem entirely in keeping with Bobby's highly colored memories of life with Jimmy.

And while the plots may be full of extravagant coincidences and wild implausibilities, they are presented with an impeccable sense of proportion and balance, of forms fulfilled with Mozartian grace.

This memoir is ostensibly about his attempt to find her but devolves into a beautiful, if scattered, portrait of the rural Midwest where he grew up, a story full of extravagant personalities and adorned with occasional philosophical musings.

(Paradoxically, in a film full of extravagant male acting, it is Jessica Chastain as the sexy, but haunted, Maggie, and the brilliant Mia Wasikowska as the innocent, but mischievous, Bertha, that command most attention with their understated performances).

The 1969 film is an amalgamation of dreamlike sequences, chock-full of extravagant colour, costumes, and folklore.

Fiji produced their full repertoire of extravagant handling movements - a style of play that knows no fear, physical or technical.

Adolescent notebooks full of lyrics, extravagant costumes and record covers will all be on show.

"Advertisers show us a Christmas season full of romance, extravagant wealth, wholesome family cohesiveness, and major celebrations with friends that can cause you to feel inferior by not living up to a hyped image," says Roff-Wexler.

These intellectual puzzles, full of the most extravagant refinements, are the work of a mind enthralled by the aesthetic mysteries posed by old paintings ("The Flanders Panel"), rare manuscripts ("The Club Dumas"), arcane arts ("The Fencing Master") and religious architecture ("The Seville Communion").