| The villa galleria was baroquely ostentatious and many of the artworks just clutter-glitter. |
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| The estate ultimately consisted of sixteen structures, including an aviary, and fifty-five baroquely furnished rooms, among them a rathskeller. |
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| A patron might be asked by an amicable, baroquely tattooed bartender to use one to open a champagne bottle. |
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| The perpetrator of the locked-room mystery is supernaturally ingenious, the serial killer far more baroquely sadistic than his real-life counterparts, the Mob boss too comprehensively powerful to be believed. |
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| They don't have the marble heft of those in the German sedans' baroquely detailed, Old World cabins. |
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| Classification may very well not be useless, but it is never analysis, no matter how baroquely detailed and comprehensive-seeming its categories. |
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| He was a tall, baroquely mustachioed man with a strangely swanlake gait, whose celebrity, odd hats, and denim foppery kept him a focus of street attention in San Francisco's North Beach, his urban habitat. |
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| At Chenes sites, Maya architects constructed frontal portals surrounded by the jaws of sky serpents and faced entire buildings with a riot of baroquely carved grotesques and spirals. |
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| Featuring Pacino at his most baroquely brilliant, tearing into the machismo of Oliver Stone's screenplay, De Palma's film has become a cultural touchstone. |
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| The law governing wrongful death actions for the estates of those who die at sea is a baroquely intricate tapestry that interweaves strands of both statutory and common law. |
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| In the darker sound, it sinks in silence, and in the middle section it splendidly accelerates, so as to chime with the poignancy of the Baroquely wistful piety. |
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