Sentence examples for rather extravagant from inspiring English sources

Some of the weapons are rather extravagant.

"It sounds a rather extravagant claim".

In the '60s, Imelda was seen as an elegant First Lady, although a rather extravagant one, and she became a part of the international jet set.

What is there about autumn that unsettles people who are usually in full possession of their faculties and causes them to break into rather extravagant outbursts?

Journalists were invited yesterday to inspect one of the new London Tube shelters, about which there have been many rumours, some of them rather extravagant.

The seats adjust 5.1 inches forward or backward, so you can choose between increased cargo capacity or rather extravagant legroom — the back seats are within an inch of the BMW 3 Series sedan in that department.

Find ways to be thoughtful in your gift giving rather than extravagant.

Use restraint here - no present, however expensive, is a substitute for a genuine apology, so it's best to stick to small, genuine gifts, rather than extravagant ones.

For once, the riot of movement is exhilarating rather than just extravagant.

Berruguete's use of a rather rich and extravagant but delicate ornamentation in his church decorations is typical of Spain's Plateresque style.

Many say Birkenstocks are the most comfortable shoes in the world, and that's how sandals should be; a sensuous underworld of affordable orthopaedic pleasure, rather than an extravagant style statement.