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In short, it seems to me, life is a very simple matter, not the number of beauty, and not how flamboyant appearance.

One of the early meet-ups was particularly awful. He greeted me with an exaggerated hug and a big, flamboyant personality.

"His lifestyle, " the authors conclude, "can be compared to that of a Persian Gulf monarch or a flamboyant oligarch. "

Line them up in a pattern, these white dots add in the flamboyant effect. A few rays can be added to make the gems seem more real.

With just a light skip, it falls, never leaving people the image of decline, though it has never been flamboyant .

Cynics thought it was all a publicity stunt by the Virgin Group of companies and its flamboyant British boss, Sir Richard Branson.

Her flamboyant image was attractive and inviting. She had a distinctive soft voice and a voluptuous figure.

In the press, I'm sometimes described as a flamboyant leader and a hip-shooter, a king of fly-by-the-seat-of -the-pants operator.

It suggests that he had a longer-lasting bond than previously thought with the Earl, one of the most flamboyant noblemen of the era.

he stood in a flamboyant posture with his hands on his hips.

And disavowal pulls the underpinnings away from a relationship just as surely as other more flamboyant types of betrayal.

The flamboyant face-painted band KISS are getting ready to rock again.

The best gifts, from a woman's point of view, are those that are on going, rather than flamboyant.

" I' m sorry that you were not all born a little more stupid, " the flamboyant Englishman said.

And both of them would burst out in laughter at times over some of the more flamboyant designs.

This flamboyant and aggressive group of artists put more importance on manifestos than any other.

Brooke presented Dennison with the flamboyant bottle and said, "It's not particularly conservative. "

While this has helped China to weather the economic storm in flamboyant style so far, it may yet prove costly.

Chef Marc Guilbert layered the flamboyant pudding with a light biscuit joconde and champagne jelly, infused with peach, orange and whiskey.

A Mexican-American youth or teenager, especially one who dresses in flamboyant clothes and belongs to a neighborhood gang.

Eduardo "Dino" Chingunji, Angola's flamboyant minister of tourism, is a man of big dreams.

Other late Gothic styles include the British Perpendicular style and the French and Spanish Flamboyant style .

A cassowary looks like a flamboyant ostrich and can be found wandering the rain forests of Australia and New Guinea.

Male fiddler crabs wave an outsized claw to show off, and male hummingbirds display their flying prowess with a flamboyant mating dive.

The flamboyant, MIT-educated entrepreneur founded and runs one of China's two biggest Internet portals, Sohu. com.

But one day flamboyant sin will be back to help Mr Goodman and his city out.

Born in Montreal, Quebec, Pierre Trudeau was a flamboyant and charismatic intellectual.

Despite its flamboyant appearance, the rainbow toad is known from only three specimens and a black-and-white drawing from the 1920s.

Lake Bogoria in Kenya boasts one of the most flamboyant spectacles of the natural world.

Unusual shapes, flamboyant colors, elaborate handcraft, and delicate design show its rustic pureness, free romance and ancient culture.

The flamboyant pop singer took home the best short-form video statuette for "Bad Romance, " beating awards front-runner Eminem.

The prime gifts, from a woman's point of view, are not those those are not on go, ratIT than flamboyant.

Ray plays flamboyant parts in amateur theatricals. He also plays the "mommy" role at home by doing most of the worrying, he says.

Traditionally, the more flamboyant the head bands, the more important the book was, plus it draws attention.

Prints of bamboo, flying stalks, lotus flowers and fireworks are flamboyant reflecting the richness of the orient.

For his distinct, flamboyant design style, McQueen earned a nick name "Bad Boy of British Fashion. "

"that flamboyant but egotistical figure, Alexander the Great" (H. G. Wells).

But even Mr Blagojevich, flamboyant and loquacious as he is, could not quite manage that.

He is probably the least flamboyant of the Republican contenders.

Miss a chance, fell in love with the lonely, flamboyant past, decadent now.

The 10-year ups and downs in show business have maturated this once-flamboyant sensation to a rather composed celebrity.

At its heart is a duel between Mr de Villepin, a flamboyant former foreign minister and later prime minister, and the current president.

The flamboyant entrepreneur subsequently renamed his entire group Akai Holdings.

The flamboyant Manchester United winger also thinks Wayne Rooney will have nothing to prove under the Italian's reign.

However, nothing has shaped his colorful reputation more than his flamboyant fashion sense.

For many catwalk designers, however, fur is predominantly a flamboyant gesture rather than safe seller.

To add a touch of bright color to her outfit, Jane wore a flamboyant scarf.

One explanation is the outsized appetite of Larry Ellison, Oracle's flamboyant chief executive.

The Chinese sense of color 'is generally more flamboyant, ' Mr. Colin-Thome notes.

The buyer was Kip Forbes, son of one of the most flamboyant millionaires of the 20th century.

Flamboyant , sexually blatant, frequently preposterous, it is redeemed in part by Mailer's energy and curiosity.

But his days of flamboyant appearances in New York, the capitals of Europe and the Arab world, are now behind him.

The unbelievers will say they are but words, but a slogan, but a flamboyant phrase.

A flamboyant horse-owner, he has been charged with money laundering, which he denies.

In love relationships this year, you will be very energetic and may very well attract a flamboyant and energetic significant other.

As the actors were serious in the film his flamboyant style added flavour in the film.

The party's most flamboyant lawmaker is a transvestite actor and singer.

Perpendicular style: Phase of late Gothic architecture in England roughly parallel in time to the French Flamboyant style.

This often flamboyant color brings to mind citrus and sunsets, fall leaves, and jack-o'-lanterns.

Tattoos, flamboyant hairstyles, bizarre clothing and even weird scars--- symbols of young people.

The flamboyant Benjamin Disraeli churned out popular novels.

Built by a German noble in 1912, the flamboyant seaside residence now houses an Italian restaurant.

Leo is flamboyant, domineering; Pisces is unworldly and mystical.

Horns have a certain appeal to the more flamboyant among us, but I've never liked them.

But the Mercedes C63 AMG adds another measure of flash to the package, as befits the more flamboyant AMG line of vehicles.

flamboyant handwriting; the senator's florid speech.

will say they are but words, but a slogan, but a flamboyant phrase.

A big part of the reason is the outsized appetite of Larry Ellison, Oracle's flamboyant chief executive.

Woman in the world of feelings not to be too picky sensitive, flamboyant, all these will lead to man's psychological tired.

Teacher Festival, then in animated conversation, the most flamboyant of the Teacher's Day should not be abolished, so I am accident.

The trial featured a gallery of famous and flamboyant witnesses.

As Colonel Qaddafi grew older, the trim, handsome officer with short black hair gave way to someone more flamboyant.

Maybe she would find my humor too much or my style too flamboyant.

Some of the cars were decorated in flamboyant colors, some with slogans such as "In God We Trust. "

Changsha wares of the Tang Dynasty are well renowned for their flamboyant colors.

If you are the flamboyant type, then do bring a camera.

In your usual flamboyant style, you have set in motion the next gate phase.

"This is flamboyant wastage and creates light pollution, " one respondent was quoted as saying.

British luxury has a lot of humor in it. But we also want to keep the subtle and discreet aspects. We're not flamboyant.

Where on earth can I find a mammoth elephant; without flamboyant protrusions of wild tusks.

But one day the arch-romantic became a little too flamboyant.

And so did berlusconismo: his peculiarly personalised, aggressive and flamboyant way of doing things.

We aren't professionals, so every year there are things that is flamboyant and other things that we want to improve.

"Dragon" in the phrase is also widely used, such as "flamboyant, Canglongwohu" and so on.

Flamboyant Christmas decorations light up the area in front of the Hotel de Paris, Monte Carlo

the least flamboyant of the Republican contenders

Traveling by train appears to be his reply to America's more flamboyant literary adventurers such as Hemingway or Faulkner

Jumping happily in the flamboyant mountain ridge

They have plenty in common: they are not flamboyant or complicated men;

Examples of this include an outgoing, even flamboyant, personality who is quite cautious and even shy when it comes to love;