Sentence examples similar to opulent desires from inspiring English sources
The most opulent one could desire.
By Vince Aletti "Bird Woman" (1986), from Charlesworth's opulent but restrained series "Objects of Desire".
"He was motivated in part by greed and the desire to live an opulent and lavish lifestyle," SDNY prosecutors wrote.
Like great Cadillacs of the distant past, it is huge, powerful, opulent and excessive, a truck that athletes, movie stars and musicians might desire.
Torsten Müller-Öströs Müller-Öströs, points to a desiRolls share in the British "genes and heritage" that the opulent wood and leather interiors epitomise—even if the engines, other parts and much of the technology come from Germany.Where Rolls-Royce is leading, other British luxury carmakers seem to be following.
With great restaurants, an opulent spa, yoga retreats, and more, it's perfect for eco-minded folks who desire a sustainable getaway.
Roger in turn desires Barbara's dowry of land in London, which he hopes to develop into an opulent estate and townhouses; she and her mother travel to London to make arrangements for the betrothal.
A further example of choral writing so disposed as to represent a state of mind is the "Amen" of Isaac's Optime pastor (written in 1513 in honour of the newly elected Pope Leo X), where the opulent six-part polyphony suggests the wealth and substance of the Emperor Maximilian I and his desire to impress listeners with a show of temporal power at least the equivalent of the Pope's spiritual power.
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