| He does not wear his silks and sables to accurately represent his status, nor does he dress sumptuously to insidiously advance himself. |
| Gatiss, when we meet in a London cafe, proves as sumptuously whiskered as Cavor. |
| It is, certainly, painfully lovely, achingly gorgeous, exasperatingly lyrical, sumptuously spellbinding, ethereally hypnotic, and, above all, transcendentally sublime. |
| She sumptuously served breakfasts, lunches and dinners to all those who came for the Master. |
| It really is sumptuously gorgeous music, and, thus, almost impossible to single out highlights. |
| The motives and ornaments of the sumptuously flowing white lace rochets were of the most elaborate and delicate kind. |
