| He lived a life of extravagance and lecherousness, and had engaged in all sorts of evil conduct. |
| Many men lampooned her for her extravagance, but women, by contrast, envied her. |
| For a prime minister who fought the election on improving public services, such increases look like thoughtless and tactless extravagance. |
| Peter Stringer has occasionally been charged with a lack of extravagance behind the scrum, but his antennae are never down. |
| The big unknown for hotels and restaurants that had factored corporate extravagance into their plans is how much spending will be reined in. |
| The extravagance of the court and the high cost of war absorbed all of France's resources and efforts to rationalize the tax system failed. |
