ostentation造句

the vulgar ostentation of the newly rich

pedantry is the unseasonable ostentation of learning.

Their daughter's wedding reception was sheer ostentation.

A pair of artists, image, singing, performing, or even the ostentation and extravagance, he is the soul of business efforts.

Human nature is like this. Self abasement shows off. Your ostentation is nothing but proof of weakness.

The idea of enrichment lies not in the richness of words, but rather in the content, not the ostentation.

I was floored by a fairly shabby-looking old wooden casket, displayed without ostentation; according to the label, it contained the remains of Henry V.

It prefers anonymity to the ostentation of others (Mr Beltrán was undone by inviting a famous accordionist to play at a Christmas party).

Most people can't spend the four or five hours a day in the gym that you need to have a perfect body, and starving yourself in a country where food is plentiful is a kind of ostentation.

Such cadres and leaders must be free from selfishness, from individualistic heroism, ostentation, sloth, passivity, and sectarian arrogance, and they must be selfless national and class heroes; such are the qualities and the style of work demanded of the members, cadres and leaders of our Party.

Bi Qianhe, the great wise man, will be tolerant of great goodness. Only small minds can be aggressive. There are big meteorologists who do not talk about ostentation, talk about big ostentatious people, and expose small weather. Great talent is simple and simple. The great man, Qian Xunping, is a small man.