Sentence examples for would be extravagant from inspiring English sources

Now that role goes to a young man wearing a coiled golden wig but so little else it would be extravagant to say he is in a costume at all.

There exists a commonly held notion that unqualified and untrained staff are of minimal worth; money spent on their development would be extravagant and an inefficient use of limited resources.

"I took a company offer," he said of an undisclosed lump sum for repairs by which he chose to stay in the house and admittedly gamble, like other owners, that the cost of finally resetting his house right would not be extravagant.

I would meet my husband, have children, enjoy a lifelong friendship with my sister; there would be ­extravagant ups and vertiginous downs, and all of those things would not have my father in them.

There would be no extravagant building, "we will just go back to normal life.

The halftime act would be an extravagant affair with a performance by Janet Jackson.

He promised that the event, at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, the Welsh capital, on Oct. 8, would be an extravagant show worthy of Mr. Jackson.

The crime convinced lawmakers that they needed better control of access, and provided justification for the spending that some legislators had worried would be considered extravagant.

His lighthearted comments come as the Pythons prepare for 10 sold-out nights at London's O2 arena in July, performing a new stage show that Palin promised would be an extravagant affair: "We've got dancers, we've got songs, things that have to take place while we're all off doing our changes," he told Greg James on BBC Radio 1 last week.

Ten to 15percentt is standard for tipping; more than that would be considered extravagant!

He owns a car, which would be an extravagant luxury back home.