But has history ever had the notion of negative capability so lavishly applied to it?
Face powder, rouge, eye shadow, and eyeliner were lavishly applied by upper-class women, who also attached beauty patches to their faces.
Even through the smoke, her entrance brought a gush of the perfume she so lavishly applied when she met her men.
In terms of presentation, the groups tended to separate not along racial lines but into the kind of transparently good girls who made up the Shirelles (black) and the Angels (white), and the bad-chick tendency represented by the Ronettes (black) and the Shangri-Las (white), with their coils of raven hair, lavishly applied mascara and knowing stares.
Most nitrate, the team says, is in rocks in North America, China and Europe where fertiliser has been lavishly applied for decades.
A recent investigation, on the systematic study of the colour materials applied in the illumination of the books of hours preserved in Portuguese institutions, showed that silver is lavishly applied in backgrounds, highlights and minute details [2 12].
After washing hair, towel dry hair, apply lavishly your favourite treatment lotion/cream especially on the tip of your hair.
Couturier is surely right to trace in Nabokov's style the influence of French libertine fiction, in which elegant variation and metaphorical figures of speech were applied lavishly to sexual parts and acts.
In the latter, gold leaf has been applied lavishly to many details and in some of the frescoes, notably those by Perugino, has been most expertly used not just to detail the robes but to highlight the folds by subtle graduation in the density of golden flecks.
Uncompromising Expression, the phrase from Blue Note's mission statement that Richard Havers applies to his lavishly illustrated history of the label, also serves as a definition of jazz.
