Sentence examples for lavish terms from inspiring English sources
Circulars and advertisements sent through the mail proclaimed the virtues of his goods in lavish terms.
Speyer is an important financial backer of Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, and he speaks of him in the most lavish terms.
On the other hand, the justified sinner could be described in the most lavish terms as one who could be "as Christ" or even sometimes "a Christ".
Similar, if less lavish, terms are now being offered to the public health and environmental "interests" to get them on board.
Here Adorno eulogized his dead friend in the most lavish of terms.
Europe's legal arsenal is currently one of the world's most lavish in terms of women's rights and gender equality.
As for other winners and losers… For decades, baseball's wealthiest teams used their financial might to dominate free agency, throwing millions at the best players in lavish long-term contracts poorer teams simply could not match.
"Hello, Dolly!" is known for being a more lavish production in terms of costumes, set design, dance and music numbers.
According to letters he sent to the companies' executives Monday, Cummings is seeking information on how what he termed "lavish" executive pay at college corporations is tied to the quality of education and student performance at such schools.
In such places, central planners and power monopolies have triumphed over market economics.More than half of the subsidies (in real terms) ever lavished on energy by OECD governments have gone to the nuclear industry.
That process will be conducted without the competition's lavish revenue stream next term and with scrutiny very much on the shortcomings of their player recruitment over the past few years.
