Sentence examples for overly luxurious from inspiring English sources
The home, which sits on 90 landscaped acres, has been attractively renovated without being overly luxurious.
Their hotel, the £450-a-night Penzula Spa, was condemned by the French minister of sport, Rama Yade, as being overly luxurious, while the French Football Association was forced to issue a statement that William Gallas would no longer speak to the media; probably because he had been overlooked to captain the side should Henry not start.
Then there's the overly-luxurious sundae (courtesy Serendipity 3), the overly-large variety (thanks to Cabot's Ice Cream), and optical illusion extravagances like the bite-sized confection from WD~50 that looks like a bagel but is actually a scoop of bagel-flavored ice cream.
It's quality stuff: fresh, thick and luxurious, not overly sweet, the flavours clear and well-balanced, the ice-cream studded with pieces of, say, crystallised ginger or apple crumble topping.
He has the air of a man not overly concerned with money or luxurious living.
The car is luxurious without seeming overly fussy, the cabin layout is tidy and pleasant but also warm and attractive and the controls are both intuitively designed and yet not without a degree of artfulness.
His court of about a hundred people was not know for being overly extravagant, he built no luxurious residences, and did not even have a single portrait of himself made during his life.
=pure luxury = very luxurious.
= pure luxury = very luxurious = luxurious = very comfortable = comfortable.
One of Sir Terrance Conran's ever-expanding number of overly designed bars and restaurants around town, Mezzo is a bit luxurious without a sense of arrogance.
