Sentence examples for somehow extravagant from inspiring English sources

Ms. Maytum, the architect, resists the notion that Sweetwater is somehow extravagant.

This new film, being more modest in its scope, and somehow less obviously extravagant, achieves more with its rhetorical flourishes and narrative display.

Ordinary Lebanese hunkered down through artillery barrages, power outages and water shortages, siege and invasion, somehow maintaining the extravagant style that is their endearing hallmark.

She somehow manages to look extravagant without the use of colour or prints.

You're hardly extravagant, but somehow over time those small purchases have saddled you with thousands of dollars in credit card debt.

The ice cream is as smooth as satin, the flavors somehow both subtle and extravagant.

If you've seen pictures of Carnival, chances are they were taken at these neighborhood camps known as "samba schools" during the parades where cariocas somehow manage to simultaneously wear extravagant costumes while staying relatively naked.

Her prose, at first glance irksomely voluminous (she never uses one word where four will do) somehow manages to make the most extravagant ideas seem both vivid and likely.