ostentatious

It's an anarchic song, full of two-bar guitar solos and ostentatious drum fills.

The profile described a man in the fullness of middle age, harvesting the benefits he had earned, drinking the best wines and single-malt scotch, driving appropriately luxurious but not ostentatious vehicles.

"It's simple elegance, not too ostentatious," she said.

There’s a mercenary quality to the more ostentatious looks; they please crowds or pacify them for long enough to compel closer listening to the intricacies of her music.

His ostentatious well-being is scorned by Walker, who equates equilibrium with compromise.