Sentence examples for rich feel from inspiring English sources
Rhetoric like this makes the very rich feel very sad.
Tax increases in Europe will make the rich feel poorer and less inclined to splash out.
The rich feel squeezed; firms are annoyed by anti-business talk.
Despite its rich feel, it has a non-greasy finish (Bigelowchemists.com, $48).
In a lovely society everyone feels privilege, but the rich feel a special privilege.
El Poblado, the district for the rich, feels like Singapore; Popular, the poorest neighbourhood, is reminiscent of the slums of Dhaka.
Mr. Rich felt a Rust Belt kinship with Bedlington, situated in what had been a center of England's coal-mining industry.
Getting rich feels better than being hungry and anarchic.
And people who increasingly saw the former investment banker as the "president of the rich," felt there was no way to make their voices heard.
America's super-rich feel aggrieved in part because they believe themselves to be fundamentally different from a leisured, hereditary gentry.
