Sentence examples for not particularly affluent from inspiring English sources
The family was not particularly affluent but growing up in the Thatcherite 80s, Berger knew friends who experienced real poverty and disliked the way they were treated.
"I went in there and bought some snacks, it was a pretty beat-up old place, in a not particularly affluent area, and I said to the old guy in there, 'how do you deal with the fact that, for many Europeans, this is a place connected with a blues legend?'Oh'Oh, don't talk to me about Robert Johnson!' he said.
And it means that a disproportionate number of children in London's schools are going to have graduate parents - even if they are not particularly affluent.
The second thing is that it was an environment of scarcity in many ways, because my parents weren't particularly affluent.
While Enderby and its residents aren't particularly affluent, the village itself is not without amenities: it has a leisure centre, a nearby retail park, shops, pubs, parks.
It's not a particularly affluent area and has its share of boarded-up houses.
Meanwhile in Finchley & Mill Hill – a much more diverse affluent suburban market - is not particularly driven by any of these groups.
THE CROWD Couples and foursomes from an affluent swath of North Jersey; fairly casual, but not particularly family-friendly.
If not particularly lighter.
Mr. Sfera: Not particularly.
