Sentence examples for luxury objects from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mintz said it is full of "luxury" objects.

Daniel D'Addario on the recent trend of physical books as "sumptuous," "fetishistic" luxury objects.

The curators gathered luxury objects produced for ceremonies throughout Russia's dizzying series of new leaders taking over for assassinated predecessors.

Free of charge, New Yorkers could ogle luxury objects from around the world that they couldn't see anywhere else.

It's fascinating to watch Pfeiffer's dedication as an actress do battle with the lassitude of her characters' status as luxury objects.

But the early decades of prime time were pretty much cliffhanger-free, initially because television sets were luxury objects, as were many of the programs they aired.

But this is an emergency, and the item in question is not a luxury object.

It is slick and streamlined; a luxury object valued more for its design than its material.

"Muraqqa" refers to a luxury object from the Mughal empire in India, and this exhibit involves a patchwork of imagery.

He knows that paintings are a kind of high-end luxury object, conversation pieces and vanities for their owners.

The galleries are simple enclosures of space, treated as the luxury object that we in New York know space to be.