Sentence examples for circles of wealth from inspiring English sources
Many of Mexico's leading executives run venerable companies built by their fathers and grandfathers and travel in narrow circles of wealth and privilege.
Dorian mysteriously seems to dodge the virus, and for 16 years he and Diana revolve each other in ever-decreasing circles of wealth and glamour, while his true corruption is played out on the video screens locked in his attic.
SOME of his principal aides come from outside the traditional circles of wealth and power here, like Oronto Douglas, a leading environmentalist and former lawyer for Ken Saro-Wiwa, the Niger Delta activist whose execution by the military government in 1995 led to international protests and diplomatic isolation.
We're further becoming a city of concentric circles of wealth, with an inner citadel of money and an endless sprawl of near-poverty; oddly, the exact opposite of the Metroland dream.
We're further becoming a city of concentric circles of wealth, with an inner citadel of money and an endless sprawl of near-poverty; oddly, the exact opposite of the Metroland dream.
The Springfield Republic suggested that the author had "no sympathies beyond the circles of wealth and refinement", from which "the workingman is either a murderous ruffian, or a senseless dupe, or a stolid, well-meaning drudge, while the man of wealth is, necessarily, a refined, cultivated hero, handsome, stylish, fascinating".
"The circle of wealth that black people can tap into is minuscule compared with what is available to well-connected white people," he said.
The emergence of publicly listed technology companies has given new openness to a circle of wealth that has been and in many quarters remains under a shroud.
What concerned the two professors, they said, was that in the high-stakes world of admissions to the most selective colleges -- and with it, entry into the country's inner circles of power, wealth and influence -- African-American students whose families have been in America for generations were being left behind.
"She was inside a circle of people whose wealth has been sucked out of the system".
