Sentence examples for images of wealth from inspiring English sources

And we are surrounded by images of wealth.

Few countries conjure up images of wealth, glamour and intrigue like the principality of Monaco.

The defense has tried to blunt the persistent images of wealth by depicting Mr. Williams as something of an ordinary working man.

The movie consists of a series of dreamlike sequences, rife with images of wealth and privilege, and loosely plotted around a stunning brunette as she travels to her home at 432 Park Avenue from her country estate in England.

Or perhaps these novelists conjure images of wealth to at once ensnare and repel us, to remind us that though we may scorn their materialistic and morally wayward protagonists, there remains a part of us that, just like the sinister prankster in "Capital," wants what they have.

Outside the banking industry, the words 'investment banker' conjure images of wealth, status, fine dining and back-room deals that seal multi-billion mergers.

Italians admired his image of wealth and sexual prowess.

Is it just a crass image of wealth – pure bling – or does it also have something more grandiose about it?

The younger Mr. Simon has sought to turn that image of wealth into an image of acumen, and that had seemed to help him in the primary against the former Los Angeles mayor Richard J. Riordan, also a wealthy man.

In strongly promoting its close ties with celebrities like Richard Gere, James Earl Jones, Vanessa Williams, Lasse Hallstrom and Lena Olin -- all of whom live in northern Westchester -- -- the center may have inadvertently conveyed an image of wealth, Mr. Giles said.

James is at once smoother and more vulgar than Gekko was back in the '80s, an indication of how the image of wealth has mutated in the past quarter-century.