Sentence examples for a sort of wealth from inspiring English sources

"Billions" evokes a deeply American longing, for a sort of wealth that doubles as the ultimate masculinity, a power reverie that is hyper-visible this miserable election year.

There are almost no salesclerks on the floor assisting flip-flop-clad tourists, who browse in a reverent hush with their Starbucks cups, viewing the place as a sort of wealth museum.

A: Sort of.

It was democratic in the sense that it had never been easier to emulate your then-icons' looks, as they were all too lowbrow to be considered as any sort of wealth indicator.

To many people, vampires have come to represent a sort of fabulous wealth, an enviable reinterpretation of the old-fashioned American Dream.

In the long run, the only way to create genuine wealth is to consume less than income, and to invest in real income-creating assets.America (and other economies) have been enjoying a very different sort of wealth creation: the Fed is in effect printing it.

The device has become a sort of symbol of the wealth divide growing between the tech and non-tech people in the city.

The prospective employer, Dana Hammond, an heiress to the Annenberg family fortune, has the sort of wealth that provides for a small staff of domestic workers in her large apartment just off Park Avenue and in her home near the beach in Southampton.

Americans live with the sort of wealth that turned Caligula into a monster, Marie Antoinette into a symbol of self-absorption and the British upper classes into anticommercial snobs.

That sort of wealth ensures entry to a world of private jets and private popstar performances;  a very different one from the one he was born into.

He claims that he never stole from blacks, preferring to operate as a sort of freelance Robin Hood, redistributing white wealth, much as he sought to do when he began to command power in the music business.