flamboyantly造句
1 He was outrageously affected, flamboyantly homosexual, and extremely clever.
2 To change ones life: Start immediately. Do it flamboyantly.William James
3 It was intended, quite flamboyantly, to fulfil Old Testament prophecy.
4 She dressed flamboyantly so that everyone would remember her.
5 In contrast, Thompson was shorter,[www.] flamboyantly skillful and would adapt or change his techniques when necessary.
6 He dresses rather flamboyantly.
7 One of the most flamboyantly wealthy and ostentatious reigns in the country's history.
8 Not for the stuffy - white collars and ties are irrelevant and the atmosphere could be described as flamboyantly casual.
9 In his methodical way, he took up the next one, scrawled flamboyantly on Basildon Bond notepaper.
10 As the story developed, Solo became a burly, bearded Corellian pirate who dressed flamboyantly.
11 This region of Pakistan, known as the Northern Areas, is almost flamboyantly beautiful.
12 The criticism of Mr Obama's handling of the oil spill has been especially and flamboyantly unreasonable.
13 They like to dress correctly, even if "correctly" means flamboyantly.
14 He handed her a CD to play, then walked to the end of the room and tilted his hat flamboyantly, waiting for the music to start.