Sentence examples for really flashy from inspiring English sources
"I bought a really flashy piano that I couldn't play at all.
Being able to do something that's really flashy and eye-catching: it's fun and something I don't normally get to do".
And it was Whitney's music producer that recorded it for us, so he was, like, trying to pimp it out and make it really flashy.
This is basically used every time you see something really flashy, expensive or high quality combined with something cheap, simple and basic – that anywhere else would be incompatible but in Miami is totally normal.
Or really flashy stunts: walking on water across the Thames, strolling down the side of a building in LA, whirling up a dust cloud and making an entire car vanish.
"I was just in a jeweler's I like a lot in Austin and he said, 'I've got a really flashy looking emerald you ought to look at.' " "Flashy" is a word a lot of women would not care for.
"Less of the really big flashy stuff.
"It's a really fun, flashy, sort of mischievous piece of music and a really fun way to start the program before we start into the more serious fare," said Scott Harrison, executive director of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra.
fMRI really stands for flashy, Magically Rendered Images.
"I'm not really looking for flashy cars".
Based off my brief time with it, I'd wholeheartedly recommend it for the same audience I'd have recommended the Nano for: people who want a really great, reasonably flashy MP3 player, but don't need the expandable frills of an iPod Touch.
