Sentence examples for generation of affluence from inspiring English sources

Last night, with support from Elle Décor magazine, organ of "the new generation of affluence," the show held its famously fancy kickoff bash.

An advertisement in the Kips Bay catalog for Elle Decor magazine, whose average reader is 40 years old, sums up that younger clientele neatly, calling it "The New Generation of Affluence".

For an inland location, the Lake Como setting probably cannot be surpassed for tranquil mood with dramatic visual variety, the mountains on all sides climbing straight up from the banks of the waters they enclose, the hillside and mountaintop homes and villas attesting to generations of Italian affluence and to a whimsical taste for theatrical impracticability.

"And then you've got the younger generation, and their reality is one of affluence — having all the modern things.

The middle-class parents in this study (and in Zhang and Goza's study) were very similar to their counterparts in Singapore: middle-class Chinese Singaporeans born in the 1960s and 1970s, who Göransson (2009) described as the "sandwich generation", attained affluence as a result of the rapid economic growth in the late twentieth century.

Not the western New York city that conjures images of affluence dating to its heyday a generation or two ago, but a section of it called the crescent.

And therein lies a tale -- of economic progress, increasing affluence and a generation of pickier palates weaned on Pizza Hut.

Two blocks from her apartment in a Soviet-era housing complex is a symbol of the new affluence of a younger generation of ethnic Koreans: the Seoul restaurant and night club.

His books include The Challenge of Affluence.

There are signs of affluence everywhere.

These are the anxieties of affluence.