Sentence examples for more flamboyant image from inspiring English sources

Does she project a more flamboyant image?

Throughout a career spanning more than 40 years, the actress has transformed a sultry, flamboyant image into one of chameleonesque interpretive talent.

Whereas he once cultivated a flamboyant image, he later developed, he said, a subtler, more "natural" style.

Musicians sometimes joke about the "types" who are drawn to various instruments, and even for more flamboyant performers (Roswell Rudd, Frank Lacy, Craig Harris), there's some truth to the image of the trombonist as the paradigmatic second-tier horn man, content to remain out of the limelight.

The PP used Aznar's austere image as a former tax inspector as an asset to attack the more flamboyant González and to accuse the PSOE of corruption and arrogance.

Mr. Koteas takes a more flamboyant approach.

Mac was more flamboyant and prosperous.

Even more flamboyant is London's former Halcyon Hotel.

And, a more flamboyant tycoon might add, "we won".

From the moment that Kassar moved to Marbella, he cultivated a flamboyant image.

Nationalist politics gets more attention, because it's more flamboyant, more glamorous, more controversial.