flashily

• “What really sealed the deal for me on these episodes was the Voltron-esque combining sequence of Buggy's body parts as they "flashily" join together to make him whole again.”

  Mania News Feed

• “Marcus took in the flashily dressed partygoers across the patio and their narcissistic party ritual.”

  Simon & Schuster: Larger Than Lyfe

• “Mr. Chaudhuri's sensitivity suggests just how fragile some of the pet schemes of the New India remain, however flashily accoutered with Rolexes, customized Bentleys, ponytails and blindingly white teeth.”

  The Wall Street Journal: New India, Old Schemes

• “The second lesson was not to be seduced by the flashily obvious, but to burrow down to the juicy stuff.”

  The Guardian: Twitter looks chaotic: but don't be afraid

• “I should say that content presented flashily can be a good thing, but if you have to choose either content or flash, choose content.”

  The role of a blog in sharing your purpose

• “Guys who dress too flashily likewise aren't taken seriously--except in the entertainment world.”

  Forbes: Why Men Don't Promote Women More

• “I originally posted that I could do with a "snazzy" logo and someone thanks, John pointed me to an online definition of snazzy: "fashionably and often flashily smart or elegant".”

  Phantom Patrol: final cover art

• “Its not only China's controversy with Tibet or the situation in Burma; furthermore, the present armed conflict between Russian and Georgian forces show us that there are governments which flashily ignore the so-called Olympic spirit of peace.”

  The Olympic Spirit is bleeding

• “Attractive people have a natural advantage and there are simple steps everyday people use to increase their appeal, including hygeine, exercise, dressing formally and well, but not flashily, smiling and eye contact, using hand motions to accentuate rhetorical highpoints, and communicating at a moderate distance.”

  "He portrayed his campaign as a job application for president" with "ads that showed a bored interviewer unimpressed with his dazzling resume."

• “Big journalism has become so predictable, its prose so dull and flashily self-referential, that my browser links take me to Europe and the Middle East.”

  It is our fault « BuzzMachine

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