Przykłady flamboyant

• Why were evangelicalism's most flamboyant figures so attentive to the leering and the lurid ?

• A flamboyant, tacky or outdated piece of clothing.

• One must not take too much notice of the flamboyant language of a colonel in the field.

• We were never so flamboyant about these things in our time; we did it without so much talking about it.

• We have suffered considerably as a result of these wide and sometimes flamboyant, generalisations about other industries which are then applied to the mining industry.

• Surely, if my language was sonorous, his was flamboyant.

• The money in credit unions is used by members not for the flamboyant material things of life but for furniture, holidays or household essentials.

• Perhaps he is too flamboyant for this day and age.

• We are disappointed in his failure to live up to his flamboyant words in the past.

• Young people to-day believe in flamboyant demonstrations; and they have the right to demonstrate.

• We are masters of under-statement and sometimes, that habit is not understood by countries which are flamboyant and prefer to exaggerate.

• I doubt very much whether this is a topic which can be dealt with by a general and flamboyant appeal.

• We need to see a flamboyant demonstration of the ultimate in a technical skill.

• We have had some fairly flamboyant speeches about the end of local government and the undermining of local autonomy.

• He makes them with a great deal of flippancy, and he made his declaration today in his usual flamboyant style.