Sentence examples for luxurious sense from inspiring English sources

When Tony was a teen-ager, he told friends of his father's that he was being raised with "a luxurious sense of insecurity".

A mixed-berry tart and a chocolate cake with a truffle center and white-chocolate sorbet brought a luxurious sense of completion.

Part of having a good time is the luxurious sense of ease -- good manners with a little room for sprawl -- implicit in Southern hospitality.

Perry Guillot's style is a sort of 1930's Hollywood meets 1900's Hamptons, an understated yet luxurious sense of high-hedged garden glamour.

Around each display, whether it is a low platform for the curvilinear furniture of Adolf Loos or a crystalline vitrine holding Viennese glass goblets, there is a luxurious sense of air and space.

The cliché 'all rooms are different' is spot-on here; all 22, including seven huge suites, have been meticulously put together with a luxurious sense of modern style: bold wallpapers, designer furniture and statement lampshades, with a well-judged undercurrent of bling.

The Ski Village would create 4,000 jobs, Mr. Sims said, and bring hotels like the luxurious Six Senses Resorts and Spas to the valley.

It has been simply but nicely refurbished, and while in no sense luxurious, it has one of the best restaurant luxuries of all: generously-spaced tables.

Half a century ago, this house was not luxurious in any sense of the word.

These resonant and often playful juxtapositions give the show a luxurious complexity, a sense of deep and satisfying travel.

The Deluxe is luxurious in the sense that it covers nearly all bases for transport obsessives: trains, cars, buses, trucks and boats.