Sentence examples for that extravagant from inspiring English sources

We see how that extravagant car brings to the surface each of its owners' vanities, yearnings, vulnerabilities and fears.

The style world loves a contradiction, and seldom more so than at the tail end of that extravagant decade.

There were novels like Iris Owens's "After Claude" and Erica Jong's "Fear of Flying," monologues in that extravagant tradition once commandeered by men.

And within months of that extravagant investment, they sacked their conductor and replaced him with a novice who wanted to take the team in a completely different direction.

It's possible to pay as much as $44 for an entree here (strip steak), but diners don't have to be that extravagant.

He is one of 15 guest members — not-yet-household names such as Jean-Paul Knott, Alexis Mabille and Richard René — invited by the chamber in an effort to inject fresh talent into that extravagant and unprofitable enterprise.

Apparently, that's extravagant.

(Findley later wrote a book that made extravagant claims about the power of the Israel lobby).

That same extravagant streak showed up in a relationship more recently.

Any composer worth his salt wanted — needed — to come prove himself on that most extravagant of stages.

"Our default reflex is that the world knows what it is doing, and that is extravagant nonsense," Mr. Grantham said.