Sentence examples for luxurious image from inspiring English sources
There were complaints that the finishes and details did not live up to the building's luxurious image.
He accepted the Porsche commission, he said, knowing that he would take an approach to the building at odds with the smooth, luxurious image of the cars.
The industry speaks in hushed tones, too, in deference to the luxurious image and ritualistic traditions of Champagne, as symbolized for centuries by the bottle.
A dense, considered interweaving of text and luxurious image, the medieval manuscript both crystallizes and comments upon many of the key intellectual, religious, and aesthetic foundations of medieval society.
Christian Lacroix, the celebrated French designer whose fantastical creations and luxurious image captured the decadence of its age, was told today that the fashion house he founded over two decades ago is to cease making haute couture.
A strong product, strong images and a strong experience, such as staying at a fashion designer's hotel, can combine to make a super-strong brand, claims Ms Clifton.To fit the firm's luxurious image, Bulgari says that its hotels must be as upmarket as it is possible to be.
In the retrospective exhibition held at Tate Modern in 2008, these luxurious images contrasted starkly with the simpler blood-red Bacchus canvases, painted at the time of the Iraq war, in the following room.
According to Team One interviews, the brand name has no specific meaning and simply denotes a luxurious and technological image.
While the operators of these companies sell an image of luxurious living, they are essentially fighting for the same people with the same homes in the same locations.
Working big and loose on vellum, Saul Chernick paints giant images of luxurious but uninhabited moustaches and beards that have only size on their side.
While the idea of a brothel on the Upper East Side might conjure images of luxurious gilt boudoirs, the building where the prostitution is said to have taken place, on East 78th Street, is more Yorkville tenement than mansion.
