Sentence examples for gilded of from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, we are subject to a suffocating hegemony of assumed values, proper to an age that is Gilded, of course, and also practically neo-Victorian in its blanketing pieties about the edification and prestige to be had from art.

The creation and travels of a gilded sculpture of the Presidential candidate.

The 1980s ushered in a Gilded Age of greed and selfishness, of irresponsibility and excess, and of neglect".

The setting was the (gilded) ballroom of the Grand Hotel with a vast crystal chandelier.

Inside, behind the walls, it's a decadent Gilded Age of grinning dandies and gleeful sadism.

That gilded world of inherited wealth is long gone: "I've worked since I was 18.

Gilded sculptures of musical instruments by Arman, whose pieces also decorate Cello on the Upper East Side, are placed in several areas.

THE CLIENTELE: Gilded travelers — of the sort who have been staying here for more than a century.

Gilded age of electric cars?

Gilded, women of the times would enjoy walking along it and admiring themselves in the mirrors.

Gilded carvings of Richard and Margerye Churche are located above the main entrance, on either side.