Sentence examples for lavish application from inspiring English sources

It was a lavish application of the opera-in-concert format.

The haze was in much of the music itself: a lavish application of reverb and distortion, of feedback and noise, of watery keyboard sounds and echoey, indecipherable vocals.

IN their most traditional experience at the Ross School, 42 students, clad in blue caps and gowns, were scheduled to march down the aisle to the strains of "Pomp and Circumstance" this weekend as the first high school graduates of a private school known for an innovative curriculum and a lavish application of money.

Rodarte, the surprise hit of the season (goodbye to the chola girls and Star Wars characters that blighted previous Rodarte runways), was spectacularly back on track, with gossamer-net frocks for a mermaid who is spending her shore leave on the red carpet, and utility jackets that were rescued from humdrum practicality by the lavish application of silver spangles.

Maybe it isn't controversy that has led Schutz to adopt a darker palette and a more visceral, lavish application of paint; maybe it's simply anxiety over the election of an apparently senile, morally bereft US president.

The US's reasoning goes that it should have been quite obvious that taking down the Twin Towers and hitting the Pentagon would get the US riled right the hell up, which would immediately be followed by a lavish application of beatdown.

She is of the belief that reasonably lavish applications of fat (bacon bits, butter, cheese, oil) make vegetables instantly palatable, and she is right.

I cannot reconcile the close engagement I had with the FSA then with the criticisms they level against me today, other than with their application of lavish portions of hindsight.

In return for cash, they had been willing to look favourably on his applications for lavish development contracts, such as the Aviemore ski centre.

They accused him of hiding at least $15 million in foreign income from the U.S. government, then raising $20 million in bank loans via fraudulent applications to extend his lavish lifestyle.

The sheikh submitted a plan to unite the semi-detached houses in 1985, and insert a lavish subterranean entertainment room beneath Loudon's historic garden, but his application was refused on conservation grounds.