Sentence examples for shows extravagant from inspiring English sources

He shows extravagant passion for romantic love, to a degree that might seem ridiculous today, and announces his position with the conviction of youth.

If you doubt it, go and see the remarkable show "Extravagant Inventions: The Princely Furniture of the Roentgens," curated at the Metropolitan Museum of Art by the German furniture historian Wolfram Koeppe.

He made pretensions to divinity and showed extravagant affection for his sisters, especially for Drusilla, who on her death (in 38) was consecrated Diva Drusilla, the first woman in Rome to be so honoured.

Here, says the BFC's Sophie McElligott, "we pride ourselves on young creatives showing extravagant catwalk collections, and they are brilliant, but some designers want to dress more people and to do it more quickly.

Dynamic flanker who showed extravagant footballing skills in recent Churchill Cup, earning a contract with Welsh side Ospreys.

The first line of Frank Rich's review in the New York Times was, "When was the last time you heard a joke stop a show?" Extravagant praise.

Some of these clusters strongly resemble known antibiotic gene clusters, others appear to be completely novel, and a number show extravagant features that have never been observed before.

Indian weddings of the kind Nair shows are extravagant, drawn-out affairs.

Flo in particular shows an extravagant emotional flair that would make her right at home at the Grand Old Opry.

One way European royalty of the 17th and 18th centuries displayed wealth and power was by showing off extravagant monuments made of food.

Irreverent but considered, these scene-stealers — cigarette-slim and shown in extravagant brocades, cool jacquards and slippery jewel-tone silk blends — seem destined to be the life of the party.