The rich may like to believe that their wealth makes them distinctive and "special".
This part of China presents a complete transition from temperate-zone Palearctic life to the wealth of tropical forms distinctive of southeastern Asia.
Heading south, it was now a pleasure to stroll along the boulevards of the Eixample district, the city's elegant, late-19th-century extension, which contains a wealth of Barcelona's distinctive Modernist architecture.
This new transient work force threatens distinctive relationships that traverse gaps in wealth and social status in families whose mutual commitment to keeping the island free of crime — and, perhaps most important, tourism — goes back generations.
With two-part visual and verbal narration that isn't simply synchronous, comics presents a distinctive narrative idiom in which a wealth of information may be expressed in a highly condensed fashion".
In The Distribution of Wealth (1899) Clark developed his distinctive utility theory.
Sure, Nixon is a solid contender, but Bill Clinton, a man with big appetites and a distinctive accent, has given joke tellers a wealth of material.
Gordon Burn, who has died aged 61 of cancer, wrote himself into a highly distinctive place in modern British literature, covering a wealth of subjects in his books and journalism but avoiding all attempts at pigeonholing.
In an array of free verse styles, a chorus of distinctive voices speak: from patriarch Leopold, with his gruff odes to wealth ("Money is / the point of music") to boyish, headstrong Wolfgang ("what else, Nannerl... could I have done?").
The country's flush of wealth and influx of business travelers have given rise to restaurants more varied, distinctive and imaginative than before.
