How To Use Flamboyant In A Sentence
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But the lack of substance ultimately adds to the mood: flamboyant unconcern underlined by apocalyptic decadence.
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Whether they manage to live in the same flamboyant style as its original owners remains to be seen.
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he dresses rather flamboyantly
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Pleasing to the eye: Owing to the diffuse reflection of vermiculites , its flamboyant looking and tridimensional appearance, metal roofing tiles enjoy great popularity worldwide.
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Think of it as a trouble-free foliage plant, an architectural foil for more flamboyant perennials.
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At one stage he seemed to become almost as well-known for his flamboyant dress sense - the wide-brimmed hats, the peroxide hair, the big owlish glasses - as for his paintings.
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He is less flamboyant, though.
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They turn out a flamboyant blend of jazz, folk, funk and classical guitar, with flourishes of Latin acoustic guitar of a most impressive standard.
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They are flamboyant and skilled riders, capable of performing staggering feats of archery and acrobatics on horseback.
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Having been to Royal Ascot in Berkshire last year, my verdict was that the northern meeting was less flamboyant and eccentric, but more flighty and fashionable.
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But the most beautiful tree I have seen in Natal was an _Acacia flamboyante_.
Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science Volume 17, No. 102, June, 1876
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Known as a dandy, he was attired in his usual flamboyant dress -- pink satin with silver trim and pink heels to match his coat.
PERDITA: The Life of Mary Robinson
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Known as a dandy, he was attired in his usual flamboyant dress -- pink satin with silver trim and pink heels to match his coat.
PERDITA: The Life of Mary Robinson
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Freddie Mercury was a flamboyant star of the British hard rock scene.
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The flamboyant frontman of rock group Queen will be remembered at the concert at The Barbican in York on Saturday November 24.
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Perhaps the most extraordinary thing about the extraordinary Alexis Soyer is that, while he too fashioned himself a man of letters, he would also transcend the constraints of this literary model and, far ahead of his time, prefigure the flamboyant personas of today's celebrity chefs.
Alexis Soyer and the Rise of the Celebrity Chef
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British playwright Noel Coward was natty and flamboyant, a born performer.
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And his coat was adorned with a flamboyant bunch of flowers.
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Consider the ceremony of the weighing of the emperor, with all those flamboyantly robed courtiers arranged in strictly hierarchical order around the man-sized scales.
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And it's taken the flamboyant, folktronica multi-instrumentalist three albums for people to sit up and notice.
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By the early 1950s Minton, with his private income, flamboyant personality and prodigious talent, was a celebrity in the mould of today's Britart pack.
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He made himself larger than life in multi-storey platforms and drew attention to his glasses, rather than his short-sightedness, with flamboyant eyewear.
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It's a bastard of a fine line to walk with Wainwright being more self aware than your average flamboyant drama queen opera fan.
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He is a rash, flamboyant warrior given to excesses of drink and courage.
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In secular society, vanity is most readily identified with the sin of pride in bodily appearance, manifesting in luxurious garb and flamboyant ornamentation.
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The other type loud and flamboyant, gregarious and unrestrained, life-loving and vigorous, passionate and strong.
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Witty, flamboyant and scandalous, he was also a diarist in the tradition of Samuel Pepys.
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Melbourne, Australia's second largest city, resides demurely in the shadow cast by its more flamboyant sister city, Sydney.
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Freddie Mercury was a flamboyant star of the British hard rock scene.
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He's a showboat outfielder who's famous for his flamboyant catches.
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He was a flamboyant figure, a Catholic with an interest in magic and medicine.
THE HERBALIST: Nicholas Culpeper Rebel Physician
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It has an optional flamboyantly gay guy with a 'bazooka'-like lance in it.
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While in Congress, Traficant was known as a flamboyant and eccentric behavior.
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Like other peoples of the Mediterranean region, Damascenes favored a relatively dramatic style of self-presentation which made plenty of allowance for swearing and other flamboyant forms of expression.
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He has also commissioned Andrew Roberts, the flamboyant historian, to draw up a list of events children will be obliged to learn about under a Conservative government.
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Located in the Vendée, it is the definition of fairytale, with "floating" towers on the corners of the chateau and flamboyant interiors featuring unicorn taxidermy and chandeliers.
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He was very recognisable by the exotic and flamboyant clothing he wore - a deep red vest without sleeves with a clashing orange shirt underneath.
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Mr. Chan holds a will granting Nina's entire estate to him. burned for good luck but not as a testamentary instrument - after amending earlier pleadings that Nina lacked capacity and Mr. Chan used Telegraph, the flamboyant Nina (dubbed in Hong Kong as "Little Sweetie" after a Japanese cartoon character because she favoured pigtails, colorful micro-miniskirts, bobbysocks and white PVC macs), had resisted attempts to have her late husband declared dead.
Toronto Estate Law Blog
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He is convinced the locals are jealous of his wealth and flamboyant lifestyle.
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Gayle, usually the flamboyant strokemaker, played a subdued innings with only rare sightings of his trademark drives and cuts.
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A rival program at a campus across town, along with their flamboyant, ruthless coach, has their eye on the talented percussionist.
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On display there today are many of the flamboyant costumes she wore on stage, including the famous tutu of fake bananas.
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That they also sport flamboyant blooms is a bonus - their winged flowers flaunt themselves atop three to five foot plants.
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Tragically, he died just a few months later in a plane crash and the world of golf lost its most flamboyant personality.
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The bar staff were busy yet managed to serve the drinks in an attentive and flamboyant manner.
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He once cut a flamboyant figure.
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Soprano Emily Albrink's pert, pearl-toned Susanna may have been the liveliest, most affectionately detailed performance of the evening, but the coltish Cherubino of mezzo Brandy Lynn Hawkins, the amusingly frowzy Marcellina of mezzo Cynthia Hanna and the winkingly flamboyant turn by tenor Jesús Daniel Hernandez as Basilio all made fine impressions.
In performance: WNO's young artists in "Nozze"
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The vote yesterday and today is a last major test of Berlusconi's popularity before his term runs out in 2013, and comes as the flamboyant Italian leader is embroiled in legal and sex scandals.
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Where Kumar was flamboyant and loud, Natarajan was subtle, soft.
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One of the first female rock stars to embrace flamboyant hair styles and body art.
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Intoxicated by the accolades, he changed his gait and began to sway like a peacock with his flamboyant suede chieftaincy regalia contributing to the glamour.
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J'etais parti dans l'idee d'y aller tout seul a dos de dragounet a la couleur flamboyante mais finalement ma mere m'a dit qu'elle ne travaillait pas et donc hop elle m'emmene.
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ARGENTINA are known for their flamboyant play but three of their last four goals at World Cup finals have come from corners.
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It is luxurious but not flamboyant, apart from the gull wing doors.
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His flamboyant style of play had made him one of football's first international stars.
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Whether they manage to live in the same flamboyant style as its original owners remains to be seen.
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For day, wide tweed trousers, a crocheted sweater, a poncho and a hat is a great flamboyant look, or a wrap dress and a bright yellow or green tweed coat with blue tights and fabulous shoes.
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Spencer lifted his arms in a flamboyant gesture .
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He tries to be more patient now and less flamboyant.
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It faces the front and has high sash windows with flamboyant curtains.
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They were of a flamboyant Italian period, and more arrestive than distinguished.
The Grey Room
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The piece is larger than life, with flamboyant colours and a constant play of doors opening and closing in front of rich washes of deep lighting hues - lavender, pink and green.
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The atmosphere was electric as they took to the stage in bright glittering and flamboyant costumes.
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He hasn't a charismatic figure or a flamboyant style, but he is definitely mild, modest and mellow.
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The writer's flamboyant lifestyle was well known.
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She wants to look chic and well dressed, but not flamboyant.
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My pizza cutters seek to demolish the sterile conformity of mass produced objects and represent the stylistic and flamboyant embellishment of groups who live on the fringe of popular culture.
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They're over now and it seems to be the turn of exotics; bauhinias are out and flamboyants will be flaming across gardens and lighting up streets soon.
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Lapidus became notorious in the 1950s, an era that liked its modernism discreet, for flamboyant hotel designs that were often called gaudy, garish, splashy and colossal.
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Meanwhile, the diaries reveal a later life of flamboyant perversity.
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All their inside street dope comes from a flamboyant restaurateur.
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Komon's style was flamboyant and unselfconscious.
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As a result, the traditional party outfit of flamboyant cravat and tweed jacket has been replaced by the ninety-nine-pound wool suit.
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They rebuilt the old basilica into a grand, very flamboyant Gothic edifice.
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Juvenile rockmover wrasse and dwarf scorpionfish, ghost pipefish, razorfish, stonefish, mantis shrimps, snake eels, and the flamboyant anemone hermit crab are frequently seen in this area.
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For the first time we saw specimens of the acacia flamboyante, a large tree with broad leaves of delicate green, throwing out from its topmost boughs clusters of scarlet flowers with yellow centres like military plumes.
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But he seemed ill at ease in Liszt's flamboyant Spanish Rhapsody, which in his hands wanted for inflection, contrast and affective intensity.
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While the fish are vivid and flamboyant, the corals are soft pastel shades: ivory and primrose, lavender and peach.
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His clothes were rather flamboyant for such a serious occasion.
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Deborah Allen, from Darlington, had diamanté on her flamboyant hat, on her pink strappy sandals and even at her fingertips - but then she does own a nail bar.
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Today he's also wearing a flamboyant shirt.
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The flamboyant comic addresses his recent travails.
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In florid language, the article describes his ‘flamboyant’ mood and attendance at lap-dancing clubs and expensive restaurants.
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As a character, Redzepi seems to distil the essence of what we currently think of as "best": there is nothing fussy or flamboyant about him; he is the opposite of what you'd think of as the Michelin "personality".
El Bulli closes: Farewell parmesan frozen air...
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Color is exaggerated to flamboyantly illustrate the wild characteristics of the creatures being depicted while in flight or cooly assessing us.
Tracey Harnish: Lori La Mont: The Status Symbol of Sports
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It's an undeniably theatrical production, as flamboyant as a Broadway musical.
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For KP it must have felt a bit like going somewhere really strait-laced on your gap year and entirely reinventing yourself, perhaps as a flamboyant transsexual New York garage DJ-type figure, only to turn round one day and find half the people from your A-level year standing in the corner looking faintly amused.
Colonial promiscuity in danger of diluting test cricket's pleasures | Barney Ronay
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Nevertheless, he is a flamboyant showman, fond of electric blue suits, who once turned up on a motorbike to wild applause at the Cannes festival, where he is lionised.
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Thick, white walls were made flamboyant by ornate balconies and luxurious story-length windows.
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Disraeli seized the chance to buy a controlling interest in the Suez canal, he sent the flamboyant Lytton to India as viceroy, and his 1876 Royal Titles Act proclaimed Victoria empress of India.
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Only on the bodies of the most dashing Italian motorcyclists does one now see leather in such flamboyant combinations, and only on the cases of treasured antique radio cabinets can one find such florid marquetry.
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He was already beginning to develop an idiosyncratic and flamboyant style of dress.
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Hard landscaped except for an array of flamboyants (a local tropical tree with luxurious orange blossom), the courtyard marks the gradual transition between public and private realms.
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Lee's flamboyant personality and quick, cool, dry wit are trademarks of this great man of musical theatre.
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The big flamboyant trim there is a crumpled bow formed out of hideously expensive and lavish striped grosgrain ribbon, accented with chocolate/pink spotted ribbon, coral pink velvet ribbon and a little carved button.
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This is a crusading, flamboyant Marxism, emphasising the role of the supposedly heroic and glamorous armed struggle.
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It showed as low tackle followed low tackle, followed by the odd flamboyant dive or five.
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The British former world featherweight champion moulded his flamboyant style on Ali.
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Her formula for stimulating warm thoughts of the tropics by applying flamboyant colours to fluid fabrics is paying off.
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Mr. Whitaker, the locally-registered sex offender, flamboyant fraud, and Megan's Law listee put in charge of the PUSD D.A.D.S. program by
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He was flamboyant on the track, outspoken off it, and instantly recognisable in his familiar farming dungarees which he always raced in.
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Her heart swelled for some affection, but she eased herself so not to appear flamboyant.
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Let's show the world that we can be lucid and enthusiastic explainers of recondite ideas, not merely the flamboyant show-offs that unfair stereotypes so often paint us to be.
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Not even Werblin, the show-business smarty, could have anticipated that he was landing not only an exceptional football talent, but a kid with a flamboyant style that was socko show business.
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Freddie Mercury was a flamboyant star of the British hard rock scene.
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There were stands of trees here and there, and they were tropical; the unmistakable radiance of the flamboyante could be seen, nearly felt, it was so vivid; and there were palms-traveler's, cabbage, and coconut palms, and palmettos; tree-ferns and flowering cacti.
Arcana Magi - c.1: Oryn Zentharis, Seeker of the Truth
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These bold new exteriors required appropriate interiors, so architects and designers created everything from chairs and tables to drinking vessels and andirons in this flamboyant and romantic style.
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He was flamboyant, selfish and wildly misogynist.
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One of my favorite scenes in all of moviedom is from Blazing Saddles where the street fight in Rock Ridge suddenly breaks through the fourth wall and on to his set where, as the "flamboyant" director Buddy Bizarre, he is choreographing a male chorus in the Busby Berkeley-like "French Mistake" number.
Dom DeLuise -- 1933-2009
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A handsome man with a white streak in his hair and a woman dressed as flamboyantly as a tzigane stepped out of the car.
Second Glance
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The flamboyant loyalist has been accused of possessing and concealing criminal property.
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It is expertly edited to tell the story of a season full of flamboyant autumnal displays, yet fraught with danger.
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I am tempted to wear something a little flamboyant in his memory.
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Rago and Gigot wanted Mr. Romney to come out with some bold, flamboyant and possibly unrealizable positions in order to win over the conservative Republican nomination.
Stay Constant, Mr. Romney, and Beware Demagogues
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A flamboyant personality with a personal touch, most that had never even met him felt that they knew him as a friend.
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It's a flamboyant form of "mediatized" leadership emphasizing charm, media reach and the politics of personality.
A SLOWLY SINKING SILVIO
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In his private life, he was known as a flamboyant playboy often seen wearing purple scarves and flight suits.
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Some devotees complain Totilas's flamboyant, high-stepping style and the merchandising that surrounds him are detracting from the purity of the conservative sport.
Defying Neigh-Sayers, a New Star Hoofs It Onto the World Stage
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‘Gertrude Lawrence was a glamorous, exciting personality who lived a flamboyant and extravagant life,’ he said to a roving reporter.
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Eddie McGuire got in trouble this week when he called flamboyant US figure skater
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We proposed to make it a Midshipman Easy duel, a three-cornered fight -- Brothers Homan and Benson vs. the "Apostle," but they wiggled in and they wiggled out, they temporized and tergiversated until we saw there wasn't an ounce of fight in the whole Prohibition crew -- that, after their flamboyant defi, we couldn't pull 'em into a joint debate with a span of mules and a log-cabin.
The Complete Works of Brann the Iconoclast, Volume 12
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In these works of tragic grandeur and flamboyant Romanticism, some sparkling scherzo movements and brilliant finales bring sharp contrasts of mood.
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Unlike the flamboyant Ellet, he worked without fanfare, often in the bitter cold, without a break.
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Terracottas from the temple site at Sant'Omobono may belong to the reign of Superbus; in any event they confirm that the later Roman kings were flamboyant rulers who modelled themselves on contemporary Greek tyrants.
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The flat lead characters make it difficult to understand how the catastrophic ending comes about, but the film is flamboyant enough to leave you open-mouthed anyway.
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There are many more examples of this type of flamboyant ironwork tracery sufficient to indicate that the style was rooted in the Low Countries.
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Lavish donations outside Palestine established Herod as a benefactor on an empire-wide scale, as well as a flamboyant philhellene; the Olympian games and the city of Athens were among the beneficiaries.
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Freddie Mercury was a flamboyant star of the British hard rock scene.
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He was recognized by his flamboyant uniform and plumed hat.
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The silent ones often seemed to drive the oldest and slowest cars on the road while the more flamboyant drivers were in cars which seemed to mirror their owner's extravagant character.
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Clad in flamboyant striped uniforms, the guard's role is largely ceremonial and many of its members still carry around a medieval weapon - the halberd, which is a combination of spear and battle axe.
Clerical Whispers
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There are several flamboyants to be found around the city.
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Certainly, there are some clergy who regularly intermingle politics with their religion—often loudly, even flamboyantly Pat Robertson for example.
American Grace
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He's quite flamboyant and I'm the opposite of that.
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He was witty, teasing and flamboyant and his dialogue delivery racy and sardonic.
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The New Yorkers closed the gig in their usual flamboyant style.
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These flamboyant Turkish uniformed troops also had muskets with bayonets of this form, and a number of yataghan blade bayonets appeared for both U.S. and Confederate forces.
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The New Yorkers closed the gig in their usual flamboyant style.
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None the less, Ace hoped that Daak's flamboyant display of aerobatics had dislodged whatever creature had been on the hull.
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He is no Baltasar Garzón, the flamboyant, media-hungry Spanish magistrate who sought the extradition of Chile's Augusto Pinochet on charges that the Latin American strongman had Spaniards tortured and killed — and who is now weighing a possible case against some top Bush administration lawyers who gave advice clearing the way for the alleged torture of terror suspects.
The Long Arm of the Law
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When the jazz age roared in, for example, the flamboyant Tom Mix replaced the Victorian William S. Hart as the most popular Western hero of the teens.
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In the figure of the beautiful, flamboyant poet and improvisatore Corinne, de Staël created a fictional character who became an international symbol of Romanticism, quite as much as Goethe's Werther or Byron's Corsair.
The Great de Staël
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What happens for the rest of the film should have the feel of slowly encroaching fate, or a collision course between the self-disciplined but ferocious Purvis and the flamboyant but no less ferocious Dillinger.
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Et meme que je les ai faites en noir et blanc pour eviter de voir la couleur flamboyante de mes cheveux de feu!
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Their shows are always incredibly camp and flamboyant.
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His jerkin was decorated by a flamboyant lace frill around the neck, and like Tudor he carried a sword attached to a belt round his waist.
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Wales, at their best, play with a flamboyant style.
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Castro is a fucking lowest kind of scum, the sort that strides around in flamboyant uniforms to assert their disgusting, rapacious power.
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These guys all follow set patterns and, like any good movie serial killer, they're too open and flamboyant in their actions.
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His off-duty cars are less flamboyant than you might expect, too.
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But behind the flamboyant colours is a serious message.
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Then, sometime in the mid-1950s, several trendy boutiques opened catering for the new market in flamboyant men's clothing.
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They are flamboyant and skilled riders, capable of performing staggering feats of archery and acrobatics on horseback.
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Is it a flamboyant mockery of colonial history and military prowess?
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His off-duty cars are less flamboyant than you might expect, too.
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An urbanized, unflamboyant son of a cattle farmer, he oozes Midwesternness.
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His reputation was enhanced by good looks and stylishly flamboyant clothes.
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It fits the flamboyant Fabricant perfectly.
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Last month, the flamboyant Messier appeared to accept his downfall with uncharacteristic humility, and departed.
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None the less, Ace hoped that Daak's flamboyant display of aerobatics had dislodged whatever creature had been on the hull.
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There's a fashion TV channel and it shows Pakistani models walking down catwalks and Pakistani designers who are as flamboyant as designers anywhere.
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Famous for his flamboyant style, the baron looked drawn and haggard after two nights in police cells.
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We are swallowing monsters that we should have jibbed at if they had been offered us by an imaginative and flamboyant traveller.
The Common Reader, Second Series
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Known as a dandy, he was attired in his usual flamboyant dress -- pink satin with silver trim and pink heels to match his coat.
PERDITA: The Life of Mary Robinson
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The hotel comprises 21 bungalows and three villas with whitewashed wood-panelled walls and flamboyant splashes of modern art.
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He was a flamboyant figure, a Catholic with an interest in magic and medicine.
THE HERBALIST: Nicholas Culpeper Rebel Physician
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For day, wide tweed trousers, a crocheted sweater, a poncho and a hat is a great flamboyant look, or a wrap dress and a bright yellow or green tweed coat with blue tights and fabulous shoes.
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Dr. Wei Siang Yu, a flamboyant physician-entrepreneur, is offering Singaporean couples a comprehensive package of services from traditional counselling to “love boats” and luxury-resort holidays, all with the sole intention of procreation.
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I am tempted to wear something a little flamboyant in his memory.
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The modern pop star seems to have lost a great deal of the flamboyant otherness that characterised his/her 80s predecessors.
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The flamboyant mayoress has courted controversy ever since because of her reported taste for the high life.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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And conveniently forgotten in fallacious references to a cycle of violence is that — following from their oft-stated call for the destruction of Israel — Hamas, Hezbollah (which is more or less an Iranian expeditionary force), Iran itself, and the Arab confrontation states are the parties that want to change the status quo, by violence and by their own flamboyant admission.
Why Israel Needs the Bomb
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The gases, expelled as jets, drive out debris that had been embedded in the ice, endowing comets with their flamboyant tails.
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I've already binned the flamboyant curtain pelmets from two rooms and can't wait to get my hands on the oversized brown smoke-glass lamp shade with twiddly gold bits.
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First Impression: Janelle is described as flamboyant, and she doesn’t care what others think.
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He was also fondly remembered for his flamboyant lifestyle.
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Watching Italy's PM Silvio Berlusconi, France's President Nicholas Sarkozy and other world leaders squirm with embarrassment walking next to Gaddafi decked out in flamboyant, clownish uniforms straight from an Italian "opera buffo" was always amusing.
Eric Margolis: Gaddafi: The Fox Is Cornered
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The staging just about passes muster and it is enlivened by vivid sets and flamboyant costumes.
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And on his emergence from Howard University Hospital yesterday, the flamboyant rapper managed to stay staggeringly on-message.
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My style is flamboyant and bold when it comes to choosing what to wear.
The Sun
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Prince Hohenlohe, as he was less euphoniously known, had long tried the patience of his church superiors, who disapproved of his bent for exorcism and flamboyant public cures.
A Mixed Blessing
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Karadzic, the exhibitionist politician, could not resist inventing a flamboyant new identity as a bearded New Age healer.
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One TV campaign features a glamorous woman flaunting flamboyant designer clothes in a subway car.
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The current owners are rather less flamboyant.
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Is it a flamboyant mockery of colonial history and military prowess?
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Their shows are always incredibly camp and flamboyant.
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Their flamboyant style contrasted with established mournful acts on the shortlist, such as Radiohead and Coldplay.
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Flamboyant shirts are going to be loungewear or clubwear - not replace standard business clothing or Friday dressing.
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Edmilson surged forward from the back, worked a flamboyant one-two with Ronaldo and smashed the ball home with a bicycle kick from the edge of the six-yard box.
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Indeed, they have many larger, more flamboyant cousins in warmer climes.
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The British former world featherweight champion moulded his flamboyant style on Ali.
The Sun
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She was embarrassed by what she called my flamboyant behaviour.
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British sculptor, painter, and designer, a flamboyant personality whose flair for self-publicity has helped him become the most famous British artist of his generation.
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The writer's flamboyant lifestyle was well known.
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Sometimes he is wildly flamboyant, sometimes sly and coy.
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On the other hand, the success of Alice in wonderland shows that America loves flamboyantly dressed, sexually ambiguous male protagonists.
Matthew Yglesias » Ideology at the Box Office
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Whilst the guitarist needs to suffer for his art more and lose the baseball cap, you only notice this because their singer is a flamboyant individual.
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With its emphasis on fast, flamboyant arm movements, waacking looks like a cross between locking and vogueing.
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You can call my language flamboyant but it is also biblical.
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Asymmetry, flamboyant ruching and fabric combinations play key roles in the duo's collection.
