In some cases, it can be a vulgar display of power.

"There was no need for that vulgar display at dinner. "

"I imagine with the native population, that kind of vulgar display is needed to get the message across."

What rankles here is not your vulgar display of wealth.

It was his rule that a gentleman did not attract notice with vulgar display.

It was over-furnished with fine antiques in an almost vulgar display of money.

I wasn't brought up to vulgar displays of emotion.

Jo'burg has always been noted for its vulgar displays of greed.

'The only vulgar display that took place tonight was yours,' Caroline snapped.

Wealth, yes, in the few objects present, but the lack of any vulgar display seemed somehow to give those items present an even greater value.