Sentence examples for luxury exists from inspiring English sources

He told me recently, "I don't think democratic luxury exists.

When telling a story live, no such luxury exists.

Insomuch as affordable luxury exists, this is it.

While for some Londoners, luxury exists in a static bubble — one that contains the gleaming "giga-yachts" complete with helipads and submarines, the chrome-plated Bugatti Veyrons, the diamond-encrusted cellphones — for others, it's a moving target.

No such luxury exists today.

"I can choose to turn volume and other settings down if I listen in private, but no such luxury existed for Chris Goldscheider and many other musicians who are required to have someone else dictate the noise they are exposed to at work". He said the hearing protection is "not always practicable" and was "never intended to be the complete solution".

But no such luxury existed in the "good old days".

Later, I discovered quite by accident —rather than through the Olympianly indifferent Burma Tourist Agency that a genuine luxury hotel exists six miles out of town, the Inya Lake.

Whereas the template for high-horsepower, $50,000+ versions of entry-level luxury sedans exists, the GLA45 is in the precarious position of the trail-blazer.

The research, published in the Journal of Personality, shows that optimism's benefits are seen in both high- and low-income countries, suggesting it's not "just a luxury that exists in wealthy, industrialized nations," study researcher Shane Lopez, of the University of Kansas, said in a statement.

They also, according to the latest management figures, rank 1, 3, 8 and 10 in payrolls computed the way they were done for luxury tax purposes, when the luxury tax existed.