Significats de too ostentatious en anglès

A not too ostentatious clatter of dishes came through the closed folding-doors.

The gift proved too ostentatious and our relations subsequently ceased to be cordial.

The decorative harp, perhaps, too ostentatious; a simple pipe preferable.

The stone was too hugely vulgar and too ostentatious to be anything but real.

He says that Lady Lovelace's funeral was too ostentatious.

Nothing too ostentatious-noglass palaces, if you please.

The finest of lutes would be too ostentatious.

As that outfit suggested, the designer offers clean, welltailored clothes which manage to be elegant but not too ostentatious.

Fans of lace, and of tortoise-shell and carved ivory and sandal-wood, are sometimes presented, but they are too ostentatious.

Not only would these guys bust my budget, they just seemed too ostentatious given what was happening in the markets.

That's literally just a row of women who reject men on sight if their trousers happen to be slightly too ostentatious.

A single, flawless, square-cut white diamond-onecarat, since she would consider anything larger than that too ostentatious-nestledin a filigreed white-gold setting.

For the sake of the Republic also, that we may not appear too ostentatious in our living, you may serve cream with the demi-tasse.

Darkmans is just the sort of bravura performance that will probably inspire vitriol in a certain breed of reviewer as too ostentatious, too brazen.

Wealth was more and more the master of England-new-madewealth; and some of it was too ostentatious and too pretentious to condone, much less indulge.

"Uh, I need something not too ostentatious, and not too... spirited."