Sentence examples for more lavishly than from inspiring English sources

With 24 products inside, none is cheap, but some brands' calendars gift more lavishly than others.

Sure, they wanted to cut taxes and devolve power, but, in practice, they sustained the system, often funding it more lavishly than the Democrats.

The YankeeNets, despite coping with heavy debt, holds out the promise of being in a position of letting Lamoriello spend more lavishly than in the past.

Owners can't distinguish themselves by spending more lavishly than their counterparts, thanks to the salary cap, and they can't disgrace themselves by spending far less, either, thanks to a salary floor.

Studio B, which usually covers Mr. Draskovic more lavishly than state-controlled television covers Mr. Milosevic, has been pressed by Washington and the West to be more open to the views of other opposition leaders.

I creeped his LinkedIn profile, his wife's IG posts of their fabulous life, and his friends who also seem like they like to turn up harder, better, and more lavishly than anyone else.

He was, if anything, even more lavishly talented than the credit that claimed he'd played 27 different instruments on For You suggested.

Designed in 2004 by two Americans, Gin L. Eng and Marco Meza, it is more lavishly perforated than its predecessors, which greatly reduces the tendency to trap steam and then suddenly fly skyward.

More lavishly shot than the older movie, set in the wild west of rural Uttar Pradesh, Omkara nonetheless finds the play's pulse, the ravening jealousy that destroys the relationship between a hard-man, mixed-race gang leader (Ajay Devgn) and his fair-skinned wife Dolly Kareena Kapoorr).

Cameron did, more lavishly, I think, than any other senior Tory, on the grounds that it was an act of "power to the people" journalism.

I can afford to probably get more drunk or eat probably more lavishly throughout the day than people who are more tied to kind of nine to five jobs".