Gaudily

The whole court circles around her in her joy, and she revels gaudily in the attention. ❋ Priya Parmar (2011)

Romo would then hand over the money to the kidnappers at the church's main shrine in a ramshackle but gaudily decorated building in one of Mexico City's toughest neighborhoods, it said. ❋ AP (2011)

FC Köln and on Saturday afternoon was paraded along the touchline before the game with Bayern Munich, alongside gaudily clad local carnival nobility while 50,000 fans sang a song about how much they adored Köln to the tune of "The Bonny, Bonny Banks of Loch Lomond". ❋ Unknown (2011)

(Although in light of what seems to be the imminent implosion of this "industry," it may no longer be able to devote many resources to any but the most gaudily commercial novels at all.) ❋ Unknown (2010)

The philanderer, the addict, the narcissist — all are rotated under the light so that their hidden shames are gaudily revealed. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Then there were others, as every year, who looked like wildebeests gaudily gift wrapped, but I won't name names. ❋ Unknown (2010)

I suddenly realized that I felt out of place there with my gaudily-patriotic bike and my red-white-and-blue striped shirt. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Hennes is the mascot of FC Köln and on Saturday afternoons is paraded along the touchline before the game alongside gaudily clad local carnival nobility while 50,000 fans sing a song about how much they adore Köln to the tune of The Bonny, Bonny Banks of Loch Lomond. ❋ Unknown (2011)

The same Mason-Dixon polls that gaudily predicted a Meek win also spurred hope for the campaign of state attorney general and former Representative Bill McCollum, but in the end, the crushing blow that Rick Scott spent $50 large to deliver landed. ❋ Unknown (2010)

She was content to leave our White House doors unmanned so that gaudily dressed fame-seekers and self-important entrepreneurs like herself could waltz through. ❋ Laura Ingraham (2010)

This angel, as gaudily painted in the rhapsodies of the Rhetor Burke, with some smartness of fancy, but no sound sense was proud, disdainful of restraint, indignant at all obstacles to her will, eager in the pursuit of pleasure, and firm enough to hold to her desires, or perish in their wreck. ❋ Nigel Hamilton (2010)

Starting from a bridge over a vast open cesspool of human wastes, Brinda is making our path through what feel like opposites: tight-knit anarchy, foul stenches, brilliant rainbows of paint and fabric, acres of rubble next to dense clusters of shanties next to hand-crafted houses being rewired and gaudily repainted and redecorated, as we pass, by the artisan-squatters who live here. ❋ Unknown (2010)