Sentence examples for so lavish that from inspiring English sources

Other rolls were so lavish that the flavor of the seafood was lost.

It's a hymn so lavish that it is embarrassing to read.

Most outgoing employers expiate their guilt with reference letters so lavish that they qualify as fiction.

Norman Bel Geddes's five-level set was so lavish that it spilled into the orchestra pit.

The Liberace Museum is, like its namesake, a focus for excess so lavish that it far surpasses self-parody.

This monumental scenic style included magnificent colonnades, temples, palaces, and scenes so lavish that only the great ruling houses could afford them.

The movie eagerly sells itself as semitrashy, almost-campy fun, but it is so lavish and fussy that you can't help thinking that it wants to be taken seriously, and therefore you laugh at, rather than with, its mock sublimity.

So aggressive are its sales methods and so lavish its advertising that it has lost pots of money in its quest for market share.

The scale was so lavish and spectacular that the cost nearly ruined Lee, and he became the butt of the sneerers when he declined to repeat it some years later.

While Administration officials did not threaten a veto on the drunken-driving issue, the White House has said it might veto the bill if the final product was so lavish in spending that other programs had to be cut to pay for it.

This feast is called Eid-ul-Fitr, which is so lavish and joyous that it makes the otherwise wonderful iftar meals look like TV dinners.