1 She laughed and joked and almost but not quite coquetted with a one-eyed soldier who gladly repaid her efforts with extravagant gallantries.
2 The lady's offences were always against taste rather than conduct; her divorce record seemed due to geographical rather than ethical conditions; and her worst laxities were likely to proceed from a wandering and extravagant good-nature.
3 The chintz-lined, silver-fitted bag which had seemed so desirable a luxury in St. Paul was an extravagant vanity here.
4 I didn't want her ring, and I felt there was something reckless and extravagant about her wishing to give it away to a boy she had never seen before.
5 She was extravagant, of course, but he hoped she wouldn't squander everything, and have nothing left when she was old.
6 Don't let us get anything new; you are too extravagant.
7 His busy mind had drawn for him large pictures extravagant in color, lurid with breathless deeds.
8 He has wild, extravagant notions about things, particularly about the treatment of servants.
9 Yes, but my lord will find that he can't be extravagant with me.
10 He paid an extravagant sum for her, to be sure.
11 Then she tore her hair and beat her breast, and abandoned herself to all the violences of extravagant emotion.
12 Her beliefs were not extravagant.
13 He told his hearers that he was there that evening for no terrifying, no extravagant purpose; but as a man of the world speaking to his fellow-men.
14 So, unless they swallowed the wire itself, or made loops of it to snare the fishes with, I don't see what good their extravagant salary could be to them.
15 Besides, all I said, though it sounded extravagant, was absolutely true to fact.