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He was proud, ostentatious, and dictatorial, and was bitterly hostile to all democratic influences.— A Modern History, From the Time of Luther to the Fall of Napoleon For the Use of Schools and Colleges
The homeliness of conversation between Odysseus and his vassals, or between Njal and Thord Freedman's son, is discouraged by the rules of courtly behaviour as gentlefolk become more idle and ostentatious, and their vassals more sordid and dependent.— Epic and Romance Essays on Medieval Literature
It was not ostentatious, but simply part and parcel of the man, due to his Presbyterian training.— Boys' Book of Famous Soldiers
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