Sentence examples similar to affluence design from inspiring English sources
You quickly see that ecological idealism is not as compatible with the spare aesthetic of affluence as design magazines would have us imagine.
"I don't have designs on affluence.
On the Han's other side, the area known as Gangnam (literally, "south of the river"), made famous in recent years by pop music and television dramas, has grown since the 1970s as a deliberately designed hub of private affluence, corporate investment, and skyline-defining towers – a concrete advertisement for just how far up South Korea has come in the world.
Aside from affluence, talent, a good figure and luck?
Clinton's tax plans are also designed to promote broader-based affluence.
The code was designed to help the nation cope with its own affluence.
John Lee Beatty dished out two drool-inspiring exercises in period sumptuousness with his designs for "Tartuffe" (the kind of 17th-century bourgeois affluence that makes the revolution understandable) and the Lincoln Center Theater revival of "Dinner at Eight" (Deco splendor in the age of breadlines).
As designed by Michael Yeargan, the living room in which the play is set gleams with polished, dark-wood affluence.
The campus exudes affluence.
And banking has brought affluence.
Affluence multiplies everything now.
