flamboyantly

He was known for taking high-risk shots and playing flamboyantly.

"It would help if you did not dress so flamboyantly.

You can do it less flamboyantly than Vonnegut, of course.

The wording of the application will have to be done flamboyantly.

The car has to be carefully - even flamboyantly - customized.

He was a millionaire, and flamboyantly so, even before Communism fell.

He is someone who not only chased ambulances but did so flamboyantly.

I want only Stephanie's,' he said, flamboyantly throwing her a kiss across the table.

The policeman turned to his colleague, whose eyebrows were also flamboyantly raised.

"I seem to recall you've always indulged them, but not quite as flamboyantly in dress."

When she was off duty she dressed far more flamboyantly.

"I don't think the Bushes will be as flamboyantly formal."

His quiet nature is at odds with that of many other Hollywood producers who live more flamboyantly.

Less flamboyantly thousands of machine shops opened in medium and small cities across the state.

An odd feeling stole over him for a moment, as he stared at that flamboyantly beautiful face.

So he lived as befitted a senator of his rank, but never flamboyantly.

But he reinvented himself, dressing flamboyantly and playing hard funk.

As flamboyantly drawn, if not always as much fun, is the narrator himself.

Kirk extricated himself from check, but less flamboyantly than he'd hoped.

He shrugged flamboyantly at his colleague, and pressed the doorbell again.

Some parts seem to defy gravity and flamboyantly rise upward.

Thunder had taken out the criminals in seconds, flamboyantly, impossibly.

It is too often overcome by its flamboyantly cheesy reflexes.

They express each designer's particular signature, but not flamboyantly.

The man was a big fellow, dressed flamboyantly in a loud sport-coat.