| But the sound that emerged from the facade was intriguingly at odds with the bedizened persona. |
| Do you ever suppose that Jesus walked about bedizened in priestly robes and a crown, and with yon jewels on his breast, and a gilt aureole round his head? |
| Yet the heart of the occasion lies not in the auditorium, however bedizened with celebrity, but on the stage. |
| In such a furbelowed, tasseled and bedizened production, the greatest of singers would have a difficult time making an impression. |
| I had a positive abhorrence for the painted, bedizened, dead-faced, glassy-eyed Egeria of Peter Ivanovitch. |
| You may sit in a bedizened bar-room furnished with telephone and clicker, and in half an hour be in the woods. |
