Sentence examples for more rarefied targets from inspiring English sources

The arguments of this book seem to be directed at more rarefied targets - writing, writers, the publishing industry.

Mr. Tran's sartorial shape-shifters are finding echoes these days at every level of the marketplace, from the playful variations offered by populist outfitters like American Apparel, Target and Victoria's Secret to the more rarefied styles of Albert Elbaz of Lanvin, who unveiled a resort collection last summer highlighted by daytime chemises that reversed for evening to ruffled chiffon or tulle.

"More rarefied and historical.

Mr. Clemens is in even more rarefied company.

The dish is an emissary from another, more rarefied restaurant.

It also works in more rarefied settings.

Theater, with its formal structure, seems more and more rarefied.

His objectives are more rarefied – or so he imagines.

It had more rarefied associations among the Aztecs.

But in more rarefied circles — among intellectuals, especially — a more ironical attitude toward Solzhenitsyn has formed.

Compared with the lower floors, the population on the upper floors is more rarefied.