Sentence examples for apparently affluent from inspiring English sources

Four Yorkshiremen: A foursome of apparently affluent men try to get one-up on each other with tales of the childhood deprivation they suffered.

There are, of course, more urgent deprivations on the spectrum, but it's a circumstance that rings very true: the apparently affluent who are actually flat broke, on the brink of old age, and desperately vulnerable.

They might conjure an apparently affluent, cosy world, as Harriet Lane does in Her, in which a sophisticated and successful woman befriends a harassed mother in order to exorcise past misdeeds of which her victim is barely aware, let alone culpable.

Apparently affluent Chinese, prefer the "authentic" experience of shopping at local U.S. luxury brand websites and will use services like Google translate if necessary.

Apparently affluent (her father is a successful lawyer), she maintains an active social, volunteer, and sleuthing schedule, as well as participating in athletics and the arts, but is never shown as working for a living or acquiring job skills.

They are apparently less affluent than our customers.

Apparently 80% of affluent well-educated Chinese shoppers are already shopping overseas, often employing profiteering middlemen agents known as daigou.

The unpleasantness in this affluent town apparently stemmed from an incident on Nov. 30, involving the borough clerk, Frances Lehmann.

If the answer is yes, then Mr. Galliano is right to move forward and attempt to satisfy the apparently growing world of affluent shoppers.

Over the summer Monterrey's middle class was shocked by the apparently random kidnapping of young, affluent residents.

The homicidal rich kid's sociopathic nature is presented as being due to inbreeding of affluent families, and apparently his father had the same psychosis.