Sentence examples for it's flamboyant from inspiring English sources
It's flamboyant punishment, through and through.
In all, it was flamboyant, idiosyncratic, expensive, cluttered and homey.
It is flamboyant, ostentatious but always - if it is going to work - underpinned by self-discipline.
It is flamboyant enough that I can imagine it reperformed as a rock opera.
It's a comedy - as buoyant as it is flamboyant - about three Australian drag queens on a bus tour in the provinces, but Mr. Stamp gives the story a soul.
Baroque architecture is a European phenomenon originating in 17th-century Italy; it is flamboyant and theatrical, and richly ornamented by sculpture and an effect known as chiaroscuro, the strategic use of light and shade on a building created by mass and shadow.
Expect it to be flamboyant, hallucinatory and ravishingly beautiful.
"It's not flamboyant, but it's a kind of great, exuberant building," she said.
Nationalist politics gets more attention, because it's more flamboyant, more glamorous, more controversial.
