Sentence examples for lavish kind from inspiring English sources

From where I was sitting, the red carpet that stretched down the aisle under that miraculous vaulted ceiling had the appearance of a lavish kind of conveyor belt along which the ambassadors and unrecognisable crowned heads of Europe slowly moved prior to the main event.

Some budget experts say Mr. Bloomberg made a strategic early blunder by lavishing kind words on labor.

She also lavished kind words on the old warship, saying that it represented Americans' refusal to forget the sacrifices made by its soldiers, sailors and airmen.

Above all, it is a triumphant star vehicle for Ms. Deneuve, on whom Mr. Ozon lavishes the kind of adoration a haute couturier would devote to his ideal model.

Even hardened moviegoers burst into applause after each of the numbers, and Mr. Trueba lavishes a kind of loving care in his filming of performances that has never been seen in a movie on jazz.

This is one show that a little lavish pizazz, the kind that costs a lot, wouldn't hurt at all.

Sliced pork loin with lavender was sensational, and the accompaniments lavish: treviso (a kind of chicory), earthy mashed potatoes, wild mushrooms and bacon.

But what if prizefighters did lavish the same kind of praise on their opponents before a battle?

"A true cri de coeur should come from the knowledge that irredeemable scumbags like Emily Gould are not only rewarded for pushing honest heads under the water and fucking the right people, but are lavished with the kind of media attention incommensurate with their middling abilities".

But it has been given the kind of lavish individual attention that would seem to warrant above-the-title billing.

Medical Center, set about furnishing it with the kind of lavish niceties to which American tourists are accustomed.