| Excess of it is extravagancy and inadequacy of it is meanness. |
| With today's most popular options, the Salem is constructed to meet even the most discriminate buyer's requirements without succumbing to price extravagancy. |
| It was only occasionally that she would experience their extravagancy and that was only when she was in the rare presence of her globetrotting father. |
| Amid public criticism for its extravagancy, reports in the media have also linked the presidential office with corruption. |
| This is an outstanding recording showing the extravagancy of 17th century music, always between moving expressiveness and noble demonstration, with permanent surprises. |
| This extravagancy, I can assure you, was believed by many above peuple. |
