Sentence examples for slightly flamboyant from inspiring English sources

For me, Glyndebourne is predominantly a greenhouse of musical art in this country – slightly flamboyant and exotic yet very British.

"Three years," the saleswoman said, substituting a slightly less flamboyant Burberry bag, which Whitney could almost imagine carrying — if the decimal point moved one column to the left.

And yet most people are cooperative and friendly -- perhaps slightly more flamboyant than the average person you see in the Safeway, but not much.

If anything, he'd just need to wear slightly less flamboyant suits and maybe have an affair.

Sugar, who died just over a week ago at the age of 75, always seemed to me roughly half-man, half-fedora, the flamboyant but slightly battered headwear was so much part of him.

Apart from "That Was Just Your Life" and "All Nightmare Long," it was overlong and flabby, bogged down with clunky lyrics, helped only slightly by dashes of flamboyant ingenuity on the parts of Mr. Hammett and Mr. Ulrich.

The Red Lotus is run by a French artist, who filled every inch of the space with flamboyant and slightly creepy decor.

The shifting focus from plainspoken piety to flamboyant drama could be slightly jarring, but Tenet's singers were compelling in both modes.

Cardiff's fortunes were also on the rise, though progress was slightly more complex under the ownership of the flamboyant Sam Hammam.

He speaks quietly and rather flatly; there's nothing flamboyant about him, and he sometimes sounds slightly bored, as if he's reading out an inventory and would rather be playing games.

Viewed by many here as a sort of French Al Gore, one with a white mustache, a more flamboyant style and a similar, if perhaps slightly less articulate, message, he has received some of his country's highest distinctions, including the L on d'Honneur, and has had 12 French schools named after him.