"Even as early as the wedding planning phase, one party might want to have an extravagant celebration and be willing to incur debt for it while the other might be content with a small dinner for family and closest friends," Kelly A.
Despite the hefty price-tag and pleasing aesthetics, both sexes when seeking a long-term relationship are unimpressed by extravagant vehicles, viewing their drivers as less reliable and more sexually promiscuous, according to the research.
While Gates may not know the price of TGI Fridays' spinach-and-artichoke dip, he tried to convince DeGeneres that he doesn't have that many "extravagant tastes.
Those don't even compare to the world's absolute most extravagant Starbucks, though.
Though the brand has a remarkable reputation both domestically and abroad, its sales have slumped in recent years, partly because of the Chinese government's crackdown on corruption, which has reduced the number of extravagant government receptions and gift exchanges.
But that hasn't stopped designers from offering even more extravagant iPhone cases with eye-popping price tags.
Sir Bill Cash, a long-standing Eurosceptic, who chairs the House of Commons European Scrutiny Committee, said European officials wanting to whack Britain with a hefty Brexit bill were being "extravagant" and should remember how European countries had written off German debt in the 1950s.
The exhibit is aimed at "making available to the public an extravagant luxury product seemingly intended for the 1 percent", according to the museum.
When his family sold their Chicago-based telecom company for $400m in 2004, they didn't run out and buy something extravagant.
But manned space flight remains a grossly extravagant endeavour on any rational evaluation of the scientific benefits, which are often mentioned as its justification.
He wanted to be put in, with pictures representing him gloriously declining to lie to his mother, and her weeping for joy about it; and pictures representing him standing on the doorstep giving a penny to a poor beggar-woman with six children, and telling her to spend it freely, but not to be extravagant, because extravagance is a sin; and pictures of him magnanimously refusing to tell on the bad boy who always lay in wait for him around the corner as he came from school, and welted him over the
HIGHER TRANSPARENCY, FEWER SCANDALS , The reputation of Chinese charities took a hit in 2011 when a woman claiming to manage an organization under the Red Cross Society of China used social media to flaunt her wealth and extravagant lifestyle.
Traditional Chinese funeral rites advocate extravagant burials in a way to make their ancestors rest not only in peace, but also in dignity.
After hearing about this extravagant gift, a friend of his said, "I thought she wanted one of those sporty four-wheel-drive vehicles.
Twenty three per cent revealed that they treat themselves to extravagant gifts or shop online at their desk to boost their mood, while 22 per cent immediately book another break to feel better.
But it seems too extravagant so I keep it down to two, which totally fits my status.
Extravagant business parties or trips.
This extravagant spending is mainly caused by the following factors.
), the black evening dress with fern embellishment that she wore to a State Reception in New Zealand, the yellow dress that she wore at Calgary airport in Canada, the teal dress that she wore to gala dinner at the Royal Albert Hall and of course the extravagant rose sequinned £3,835 gown she wore at the 10th annual ARK Gala Dinner at Kensington Palace.
The amount of affection and attention she gave to her child was categorised into groups ranging from 'negative' to ' extravagant'.
