Sentence examples for too extravagant from inspiring English sources

It was all just too extravagant.

"Spartan" is too extravagant an adjective.

The dress is too extravagant, too sexy.

A brief clap to the crowd, nothing too extravagant.

"Nothing too extravagant," said a cousin, Lynn Taylor.

Dismissing his government's proposed budget as too extravagant, he demanded further cuts.

Then there are items that seem too extravagant for people to buy for themselves.

She always felt that his wife and children were too extravagant.

She took Kirsten to playgrounds and Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners with her parents, who deemed Kirsten too extravagant.

He is perhaps too extravagant of gesture and presence for someone who believes he is destined to invisibility.

Some institutional investors, including BlackRock and Legal and General, have been said to oppose the retention payments as too extravagant.