extravagant造句怎麼寫

Our life presses forth as we stumble over the balance of simplicity and extravagant ambition.

"If women weren't fools, they'd never be impressed by a man just because he is extravagant.

Both tend to make extravagant use of coffins made from valuable hardwoods such as oak and mahogany.

Every December, the First United Methodist Church of Johnson City, Texas, stages an extravagant living Nativity story.

The Great Leader's birthday is rounded off with an extravagant fireworks display in Pyongyang, lighting up the sky of a city frequently plunged into darkness by power cuts.

On the other hand, the extravagant and flighty nature of the Leo woman will make the Virgo man more critical of her.

I've never been a particularly extravagant person, which is why I actually like the fact that I've had the same pair of all Stars for about five years.

Rain, water, fog, and breath. Before the window view rain, or slow or urgent, extravagant, luxury, such as poetry such as understanding, four seasons, enjoy a pleasant, bamboo forest, rain, free, not humbled, not hyperactive, steady and sophisticated, grass and wood dedication.

The world had made him extravagant and vain.

His extravagant ideas were never brought to fruition.

The dress floats out to an extravagant drift of yardage at the hem.

Just like movie stars, they live extravagant lifestyles with huge houses and cars.

Moreover, Malaysia's capital is already served by three airports. To build a fourth seems a mite extravagant.

The castle is gothic style with castellations, and inside there are extravagant stone and wood carvings, heavy panelling and stained glass.

The pop star's habit of changing from one bizarre costume to another several times a day, and maybe 20 times during a gig, might have struck the late nun as extravagant.

Taurus is cautious and deliberate; Leo expansive and extravagant.

His description of Gatsby's extravagant parties are closer to satire than eulogy.

Such hauls fall well short of extravagant claims from the security industry that some spammers make millions every day.

Recklessly wasteful; wildly extravagant.

I didn't buy a new car or spend a small fortune on extravagant vacations or home remodels.

celebrate publicly with boisterous rejoicing and hilarious and extravagant behavior.

She spent much of her husband's first months in office being dismissed and mocked as "Fancy Nancy," little more than an extravagant party-goer.