Her classmates were so affluent, they made her feel "different, out of place.
By virtue of the fact that their family is so affluent, they have it easy, as fiction writers go, and they would be the first to admit that.
Suspiciously so – with five-star reviews like the one from "Chomakala," who wrote: "Camera color (black) is so affluent that, it has made me easy to differentiate it from other cameras.
"There is this German tendency, which you can see in Berlin: we're so affluent that we assume we always will be, even though we don't know where it will come from.
And the tragedy is, so often [poor Americans] are invisible because America is so affluent, so rich".
The $120 million project, designed to expand capacity from 41,500 to more than 53,000, would have included the high-end suites that are so popular with affluent sports fans these days.
Nevertheless, these are also what anthropologists call "threat gestures," instruments of consumption to assert that "We are so important and affluent that we can blow $1000 on a mid-field ticket and dozens of thousands to show up at the Super Bowl or Wimbledon".
However, as with the Mers virus, which arrived in London via a patient who was taken to St Thomas' hospital, infection control measures are so stringent in more affluent countries that it is probable the virus would be very rapidly contained.
And rarely, in affluent towns, are so many employees cut that the reduction shows up in fewer garbage collections (twice a week is the standard), or in slower response time to 911 calls or a delay in snow clearing.
