Sentence examples for look flamboyant from inspiring English sources

The structure, designed by Wilkinson Eyre architects and the KSS design group, might look flamboyant, yet its "Meccano" construction, as Dennis Hone, chief executive of the Olympic Delivery Authority has described it, ensures that it can be deconstructed after the Games, with much of it reused.

Runnicles, who looks flamboyant but conducts with a tight rein, led the BBCSSO and Edinburgh Festival Chorus in a diaphanous account of Ravel's Daphnis and Chloë.

Sir Elton was in New York City for Fashion Week — he was also curator of the "Fashion Rocks" extravaganza on Thursday night — and he looked flamboyant enough at the Rose Theater.

Whilst Evans looked flamboyant off the field his side were far from it on it as they only mustered one shot on target in the entire match.

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Boy George gets the look and flamboyant manner just right, but always sounds too Eltham.

Her Jan . 28debut in the Rondo Alla Zingarese of "Brahms-Schoenberg Quartet" — in a role choreographed by Balanchine for Suzanne Farrell — was one of the season's special events; she took extravagant Romany choreography that, in lesser hands, can look crudely flamboyant and illumined it musically.

What if we were to submit the same sounds as before, except this time around we make the app look extra flamboyant and change the name to the ironically appropriate, Prudebox?

Perched on the traffic-choked flyway that is U.S. 1, its multicolored neon plumage poised for liftoff, it looks garish, flamboyant, possibly radioactive.

His all-round musical virtuosity as well as his film-star looks and flamboyant dress sense felt out of step with the postwar world, but Stevenson's all-embracing musicality today seems more visionary than it may have done in earlier decades.

TO find the head professional at the Marine Park Golf Course in Brooklyn, look for a flamboyant outfit of plaids and pastels, and follow the smoke.