Examples of flamboyant

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Based on their large size, flamboyant form, and simple iconography, these serving bowls were likely used for social gatherings of large kin groups.
Introducing data from debates and literary texts demonstrated that region provides more flamboyant contrasts than register, but that some register distinctions can also be distinguished.
What remains very clearly and has exerted considerable influence on very many subsequent buildings is the articulated exoskeleton and the flamboyant display of services.
Instead, it was probably made for flamboyant display and ritual.
Perhaps it was her flamboyant habits that were new and public, rather than her actual lack of occupation.
I remember seeing him and his flamboyant and enthusiastic style, just so thrilled by the beautiful geometric structure of cointegration.
He was hot neither on spelling nor on grammar, but his style was flamboyant and persuasive.
They were particularly repulsed by flamboyant showmen who pandered to the hoi polloi with what were seen as vulgar demonstrations to fee-paying audiences.
Whatever constraints may bind its leading male characters, however, the play's flamboyant title centres attention on those which trammel its female characters.
The result is an altogether more flamboyant feel to these performances, enhanced by the substitution of the great bass viol instead of the viola da gamba.
The designs differed from country to country, but the general trend was from geometrical shapes- circles, triangles, quatrefoils- in the earlier period, to curved flamboyant forms in the later years.
Nobody could say that he is acting in a flamboyant or extravagant way.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
The oratory was sufficiently hearty and flamboyant there.
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