Sentence examples for evidences of prosperity from inspiring English sources

Passing through "the famous copper city," Gladding described it as a "bright little town... which has many evidences of prosperity".

The new money, the evidence of prosperity, is undeniable.

"I see a great deal of evidence of prosperity in America.

Upon landing in China he was forced to rationalize "the immense number of buildings…their fantastic shapes and gaudy colours, their trees and flowers so like their paintings, and the myriads of floating vessels" with the squalid economic conditions of the inhabitants, belied by so much visible evidence of prosperity.

But to the evidences of material prosperity are to be added works of painting and sculpture and poetical effusions, which are likewise to be submitted to the inspection and judgment of crowds that are expected to assemble from all quarters to view the games.

Here was the clearest evidence of local prosperity: outsiders came to buy trash.

On residential streets, a smattering of houses are freshly painted, evidence of the prosperity slowly spreading to the few locals who have entered the real-estate market.

But in Prince George's County, where housing prices have fallen more than anywhere else in the state, there is scant evidence of renewed prosperity.

Strewn around the sparse apartment, there's evidence of modest prosperity: a small TV on a rickety table, a cheap washing machine, a gas cylinder, a new water heater in the bathroom.

Or has it, as evidenced by the rise of "prosperity preaching," given in to the narrow individualism and spiritualized egocentrism that engulfs a culture that is increasingly self-absorbed?

There are, however, plenty of evidences of the search for prosperity, particularly at the Hotel Nevada.