Sentence examples for is flaunting from inspiring English sources
verb
To wave or flutter smartly in the wind.
Bright colours suggest that she is flaunting herself.
Waitrose is flaunting effortlessness in its bargain wine-buying this year.
It, too, is flaunting row upon row of its signature bite-size vanilla gauffres.
She is flaunting her patriotism, but also her body, openly flirting with this roomful of conspiring men.
Who does she think she is, flaunting about in all that Chanel jewelry before Coco was even born?
She is flaunting herself, perhaps laughing; his impression is of intense female vitality, his emotion is of longing.
When the bounty of the rich is flaunted, I'm not intimidated.
The diversity of the region is flaunted as a virtue rather than a drawback.
Too bad that so much of that is flaunted along the way.
The boomtown culture discourages understatement, and every imaginable symbol of wealth is flaunted enthusiastically.
Whatever your talent is, flaunt it.
