flourishy

Friedman described, in flourishy elegance, books and art like The Road, Gershwin, “Nighthawks,” and a French film called Playtime which I intend to see immediately.

Last Night « PubliCola 2010

As I watched, words in flourishy type flashed across the screen.

Amy & Roger’s Epic Detour Morgan Matson 2010

As I watched, words in flourishy type flashed across the screen.

Amy & Roger’s Epic Detour Morgan Matson 2010

I've also seen -- hell, been -- the Michael kind of reviewer, whose flourishy bon mots and cleversticks remarks serve himself more than his subject.

Taking a Bite out of the Apple Roger Sutton 2006

As the instrumental break goes all sweeping and flourishy, the crowd moves up onto the platform, singing the “nowhere town” harmony.

Nowhere Town: Act ONE Scene VI Hal Duncan 2006

As the instrumental break goes all sweeping and flourishy, the crowd moves up onto the platform, singing the “nowhere town” harmony.

Archive 2006-04-01 Hal Duncan 2006

I tend to publish in strictly ink-and-paper type journals too so I know the happy when a pieces came out all flourishy and artful and such.

Ferule & Fescue Flavia 2007

She finds all sorts of peculiar things: a sulky captured pirate, a giant popcorn-popping machine, an elephant that falls downhill once a day—truly "every kind of flawless flourishy footlooseness."

Archive 2006-11-01 fusenumber8 2006

She finds all sorts of peculiar things: a sulky captured pirate, a giant popcorn-popping machine, an elephant that falls downhill once a day—truly "every kind of flawless flourishy footlooseness."

Didja Miss Me? fusenumber8 2006

He lifted his hand and made flourishy motions of writing in the air.

Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine 2004