Sentence examples for lavish mixture from inspiring English sources
Clos has also filled the guest rooms with an eclectic and lavish mixture of Turkish textiles, French prints and Hindu sculpture, as well as examples of Catalan art.
One typically lavish meal is a mixture of king crab, smoked salmon and caviar.
With its mixture of great paintings and lavish garments and accessories — everything 19th-century French or inspired thereby — it is certain to attract multiple demographics in great numbers.
The building is a mixture of corporate dull and lavish splendour, far removed from the grim disrepair of most underfunded government buildings.
The Vatican has blamed a pernicious mixture of insensitive priests, "conspicuously lavish" clerical lifestyles, the sex abuse scandal and a morally lax modern culture dominated by the mass media for large numbers of Catholics no longer living their private lives according to church teachings.
It was a lavish and fairly drunken affair with an interesting mixture of Germans and foreigners.
Pre-Raphaelite art is a volatile, highly complicated mixture of questionable intentions, literary erudition, ironclad nostalgia, meticulous realism, lavish costumes and a prescient technicolor palette.
But later in her narrative, as she attends a lavish fund-raising dinner in Washington, she feels that something darker is at work: a mixture of "fear, injured pride, ignorance and perceived victimhood" whose brooding extremism could have dire consequences.
Despite more lavish spending.
