Sentence examples for obvious wealth from inspiring English sources

But his fame and prominence have not brought much in the way of obvious wealth.

The unfairness of our system was staggeringly obvious, wealth is so obviously not being distributed fairly in America.

If Dublin lacks the obvious wealth of productions on Broadway and in London's West End, its handful of theaters regularly produce gems that earn international interest.

Next to nothing — aside from his or her obvious wealth — is known about the person who commissioned the mosaic when Lod was Lydda, part of the Roman Empire.

Contrast any of New Jersey's major cities with their nearby suburbs and the difference is startling — modest or deteriorating housing downtown, sprawling mansions and obvious wealth beyond the city limits.

If, as the first openly declinist presidential candidate, it's The Donald's job to make America great again, and if, despite its obvious wealth and military strength, the heartlands of the U.S. do look ever more Third World-ish, then consider the rest of the planet.

But in a sign of how quickly the tables can now be flipped in such disputes, allies of the politician, Gennady V. Gudkov, have begun pointing at other members of the Duma, the lower house of Parliament, with private business holdings or whose obvious personal wealth — fancy cars, opulent real estate holdings — could not possibly be afforded on their five-figure government salaries.

How can a mayor of a prominent city with obvious cultural wealth resort to such an oversimplification?

They may be the first non-natives to see it, but because it holds no obvious mineral wealth, it is largely forgotten.

Despite the obvious advantages of wealth, nations do a poor job of keeping count of their own.

"I never suspected anything like drugs," said Klakamp, who noted that Miskiri didn't flash any obvious signs of wealth.