Sentence examples for impression of wealth from inspiring English sources

Wade, immaculately dressed and wearing an expensive-looking watch, gives the impression of wealth.

Intent on maintaining the impression of wealth, he attended the bankruptcy proceedings in a rented chauffeur-driven limousine; and within 18 months he had achieved his biggest success.

The beautiful white mansion on a rise above a small lake is the perfect vantage point for surveying a wine empire, and a tour through the cellars and vine-draped gardens confirms the impression of wealth and power.

In New York City, every store clerk and bill collector draws an instant impression of wealth and social status from the address on your telephone bill or your credit card application.

In the 16th century, said Ms. Gomes Mota, Portugal created a heavy gold coin called the Portugues for use in India as a means of promoting an impression of great wealth.

Marcos Da Silva, the founder of Madasi, recalls how González gave an impression of great wealth and respectability.

This is the Norwegian capital in winter, and since arriving the previous day, my main impression has been of wealth.

There's some debate about this, but I think most readers of Thomas Piketty's book (Capital in the Twenty-First Century) get the impression that the accumulation of wealth — savings —is responsible for the rise in inequality and that there is, therefore, in a way, a link between the growth of the economy — the accumulation of capital— on the one hand and inequality and wealth.

When conceived, the Ryugyong was intended to communicate to the world an impression of North Korea's burgeoning wealth.

In an interview in February, Bill O'Reilly asked President Obama about the impression that he believes in the redistribution of wealth.

She is holding a scroll in her left hand, giving the impression of education as well as wealth.