Use "flamboyance" in a sentence

1. What fascinating inebriation impregnates the soul and the hearts in the closeness of a celebration! It seems that the problems flee, frightened, terrified, by the deafening noise of the scandalous music and the brazen laughter of those who have been invited to with flamboyance, devouring bottles and bottles of champagne and succulent mussels on toasted buns

2. I was visiting the Tate gallery for a Turner retrospective and the extraordinary flamboyance and daring of the works triggered a sudden insight

3. When Marie-Laure got pregnant, they separated peaceably, with no flamboyance

4. Ozzie had a tendency toward rhetorical flamboyance that I found charming and amusing

5. Catholic guilt plus actor’s flamboyance

6. Elisabeth Young-Bruehl, Anna Freud’s biographer, aptly described Greenson as ‘a hard-living man of passionate enthusiasm and even flamboyance, a man for whom psychoanalysis was… a way of life