Sentence examples similar to proclivity for extravagance from inspiring English sources

The trend for extravagance has continued.

This leaves rather more room for extravagance.

The second is the innate desire for extravagance.

But there's more -- the Barcelonans' inborn taste for extravagance.

Vajiravudh was notorious for extravagance, and his successor, Prajadhipok, inherited serious fiscal problems from his brother.

However, the mission is already being criticized for extravagance and poor planning.

And Bertie had a proclivity for it.

Trump declaring his proclivity for water sports.

That, and a proclivity for collateral damage.

This proclivity for mapping and making connections isn't new.

Nor has Haiti's historic proclivity for drama and disaster.