Sentence examples for maybe extravagant from inspiring English sources

Peacocks have their elaborate tails, deer engage in antler-to-antler combat, so maybe extravagant, expensive proposals are a manifestation of this in humans?

My parents believed that going to restaurants and buying clothes not sold by weight on Orchard Street were things done only by the very wealthy or the very profligate, maybe those extravagant "welfare queens" we kept hearing about on television.

"Nothing extravagant, maybe just a two-bedroom place at the beach," Dent said.

Nothing extravagant, maybe, 'can you read this'i'i am printer', etc,.

"And maybe that sounds extravagant.

By this, it means you don't need to be extravagant, maybe you can make a popcorn garland or new decorations each year.

Shortly after, many of them took off on their own careers with Orabrush, Arches rope swing videos, blended iPads, and Dancing Violin Zelda Dubstep videos (well, maybe not quite that extravagant).

You view $300 as an extravagant gift, but maybe the guy was born rich.

If I say that "Monster House" is the best child-friendly movie of the summer so far ("Ant Bully" and "Barnyard" will expand the competition in the next few weeks), it may sound like extravagant praise — or maybe like faint praise.

Well, maybe not reasonable, but certainly not extravagant.

Maybe what gives life meaning is the extravagant grace of reconciliation that God offers to everyone, without limit.