1. The whole individual takes a kind of overbearing gaudiness.

2. The European antique furniture are gaudiness.

3. A universe of ineffable gaudiness spun itself out in his brain while the clock ticked on the wash-stand and the moon soaked with wet light his tangled clothes upon the floor.

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6. Gaudiness as a kind of aesthetic style rises in postmodern society.

7. Gaudiness is not only an aesthetic style, but also linked with the changes of economy, politics, culture and value orientation.

8. If so, I think that shows style: an understated elegance with just a touch of gaudiness.

9. Bacon once used such scratches to express the suppressed vitality in human body, and to show a kind of 'ghostlike gaudiness ' (Robert Hughes) in the picture effectiveness.

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14. Ms Xu conceives that the success of a hotel is not based on its luxury or gaudiness but on a lucid orientation and a full play of its strength.

15. The poets of Huajian School were enlightened by the tales of Taoist culture, which set the poets to fly their imagination, thus adding touches of gaudiness and discernible beauty to Hua-jan Ci.