Sentence examples for appropriate luxury from inspiring English sources

If people don't want the Q, Infiniti will sell them cars they do want until the carmaker can come out with another, more appropriate luxury sedan.

Pictures of her on the trip lit up Chinese social media and her fashion choices, all Chinese brands, should be both a boon to the designers and a message to other Chinese officials and their spouses that homegrown brands are more appropriate than foreign, luxury ones.

The buttons and switches in the center of the SRX's dashboard felt appropriate for a luxury vehicle, but the switches on the front doors for the mirrors and windows felt as if they came out of GM's standard parts bin.

The Ertegun house stands outside the traditional hierarchy altogether, appropriating only its luxury.

Luxury sedans are more appropriate, and any late model luxury sedan will do.

But even at the size and length he decided is appropriate, "XL" is a luxury item to be read as the butler turns the pages.

Possible activities include colourful puppets, street theatre, catchy slogans and lots of noise, and for some (to quote the S26 site) "pickets, occupations of offices, blockades and shutdowns, appropriating and disposing of luxury consumer goods, sabotaging, wrecking or interfering with capitalist infrastructure, [and] appropriating capitalist wealth and returning it to the working people".

Hardly appropriate today when consumers are shunning luxury goods and instead preferring to consume small luxuries such as Sprinkles cup cakes, candy and soda.

In high fashion, this meaning was appropriated and used to charge luxury products with subversive appeal Raf Simons famously showed a ​hoodie-heavy collection inspired by terrorists mere months before 9/11.

In the event of an emergency, they would have the luxury of contacting the appropriate place for assistance.

Gilt, which has roughly 100 women's and 80 men's ready-to-wear sales monthly, works with some luxury brands to find appropriate models.