| 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. |
| What extravagancy is not man capable of entertaining, when once his shackled reason is led in triumph by fancy and prejudice! |
| Looking back at it, I realize clearly that in my circumstances this has been criminal extravagancy. |
| So soon as people have a little money they run into extravagancy, get in debt, and down it goes. |
| 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. |
