Sentence examples for rather prosperous from inspiring English sources
Even Japan, often treated as the naughty child of the international economy, is feeling rather prosperous.
His family lived in Sydney and was rather prosperous, but the familial environment was not conducive to the artistic interests that eventually became his life's preoccupation.
UNDER a bodhi tree, their brightly coloured saris draped over their heads, some 500 women brave the midday heat just outside the pretty and rather prosperous village of Dhinkia.
Because it is a university city, and a rather prosperous one, Puebla has seen the arrival of the sorts of places one might find in a college town anywhere — only more pleasant.
Even though her experience wasn't ideal, Garofalo explained that her time on the show at the very least toughened her up for the rest of her career, which has turned out to be a rather prosperous one.
If even a fraction of Iran's 68 million people are "rather prosperous," one Western diplomat said, that could exceed the total population of all the smaller, wealthier gulf kingdoms combined.
The man presenting the Maryland report was a rather prosperous-looking attorney named Robert B. Watts.
As I was leaving the garbage pile, I ran into three rather prosperous-looking men who wanted to talk.
Felix Mendelssohn was also born here, in 1809, though in rather more prosperous circumstances – his father was a banker.
His mother was the daughter of a rather more prosperous Jewish businessman who kept the family afloat and paid Freddie's tuition and liberal allowance.
His mother was the daughter of a rather more prosperous Jewish businessman who kept the family afloat and paid Freddie's tuition and liberal allowance.
