ostentatiously造句

drive around aimlessly but ostentatiously.

To decorate or dress ostentatiously or gaudily.

Her servants were similarly, if less ostentatiously attired.

He attended Democratic rallies and he ostentatiously voted the Democratic ticket.

It is simultaneously extremely poor and ostentatiously rich, depending on the evidence that's selected for emphasis.

To dress oneself smartly and often ostentatiously, especially for a special occasion.

A few protesters are waving placards wishing for Mr Obama's death. Others are ostentatiously wearing firearms outside his rallies.

He took his heavy gold watch from his wrist and laid it ostentatiously on the table in front of him.

Characterised by offensive boldness; and displaying ostentatiously an insolence or impertinence air of self-satisfied superiority in matters of taste.

He has grown ever more ostentatiously wealthy since the government has made small steps to liberalise the economy, amassing interests in oil, transport and real estate among others.

Pepsi Refresh is probably the most prominent example so far of "cause marketing"—trying to win customers by ostentatiously doing good.

Representatives of the Northern League ostentatiously absented themselves from all singing of the national anthem and refused to allow the flag to be waved in the regional assembly of Lombardy.