Dandified

The interior design of the room was dandified, with ornate furniture and decor.

The dandified hat looked out of place with his otherwise casual attire.

His dandified outfit was the talk of the town.

The professor's dandified mannerisms seemed out of place in the lecture hall.

The dandified gentleman strutted down the street in his polished shoes and designer sunglasses.

The dandified waiter presented their meal with a flourish.

The dandified look was all the rage during the 18th century.

The car's dandified paint job made it stand out on the road.

He walked into the party wearing a dandified suit.

The groom's dandified attire complemented the bride's elegant dress.

His dandified behavior made him the center of attention at the party.

The dandified language used in the poetry made it difficult for her to understand.

Lucy found her boss's dandified approach to office decor quite irritating, with flowers and perfumes everywhere.

The spoiled child had a dandified attitude, demanding only the finest toys and treats.

His handwriting was so dandified that it was almost illegible.

The dandified interior design of the room was stunning.

The dandified man strutted down the street with an air of arrogance.

The wealthy man's dandified lifestyle was envied by many.

The dandified menu at the restaurant was too complex for her taste.

The detective noted the suspect's dandified appearance and wondered how he had come into so much money.

The aristocrat had a dandified air about him, with his monocle and walking stick.

The dandified actor demanded only the best for his trailer on set.

He always dressed dandified, with perfectly ironed shirts and shiny shoes.

The dandified gentleman sipped his tea with pinky extended.

The dandified manner in which he held his teacup was a source of amusement for the other guests.

The dandified language he used was hard for her to understand.

He appeared at the party in a dandified outfit, complete with a top hat and cane.

The dandified painting was a masterpiece of the Rococo style.

The restaurant was filled with dandified gentlemen and elegantly dressed ladies.

The dandified gentleman exuded confidence and elegance.

Her dandified taste in music was unusual for someone her age.

The dandified car was a symbol of wealth and luxury in the early 1900s.

The dandified poet recited his verses with great passion and flourish.

The dandified carriage he rode in was truly magnificent.

His dandified appearance was a stark contrast to his humble personality.

She found his dandified mannerisms to be rather affected and annoying.

The dandified horse-racing crowd made her feel out of place.

The hotel's decor was dandified, with ornate furnishings and gilded mirrors.

He arrived at the party in a dandified suit, complete with a pocket square and cufflinks.

The playboy's dandified lifestyle was the subject of many tabloid articles.

The critic dismissed the artist's work as overly dandified, lacking substance.

The dandified artist's studio was filled with antique furniture and objets d'art.

The dandified gentleman insisted on carrying his own parasol.

The dandified attitude of the young CEO caused friction in the boardroom.

His dandified behavior annoyed his more casual coworkers.

The dandified decor of the hotel reminded her of a bygone era.

The politician's dandified appearance was seen by some as a ploy to appeal to wealthy donors.

The dandified language in the book was difficult for her to understand.

The actor's dandified demeanor made him a natural fit for the leading man role.

The wealthy businessman always dressed in a dandified manner, no matter the occasion.