| I found him kind and benignant in the domestic circle, revered and beloved by all around him, agreeably social, without ostentation. |
| By the beginning of the twentieth century the representative symbols of luxury and ostentation had come full circle. |
| But they had to be careful not to show their wealth with too much ostentation. |
| Gabel cues with care but without ostentation, he addresses sections of the orchestra and he stays with them. |
| Complaining about this kind of ostentation, and this evidence of conspicuous consumption, of course makes one sound like Scrooge. |
| Stylish Mike doesn't like it if you suggest that his enthusiasms are all about ostentation and conspicuous consumption. |
