Sentence examples for rich seeks from inspiring English sources

The lawsuit, which was filed by Ms. Marchuk's lawyer, Harry W. Lipman of Rottenberg Lipman Rich, seeks compensation of $2 million, along with punitive damages.

The truly cynical political operator, whether Republican or Democrat, could read this book as a manual for how to use deception, misinformation and propaganda to emasculate your enemies, subdue the news media and befuddle the public, and not as the call to arms for truth that Mr. Rich seeks to provide.

Ennis is rich, sought after and still ordinary.

For the rich seeking to avoid the infamous traffic jams, it means surreal competition for apartments that can be downright ordinary in prestigious and strategically located neighborhoods.

Ong, whose global hotel empire caters largely for Planet Fashion's mega rich seeking spiritual nourishment, must have felt she'd found nirvana.

There is irony in Hollande, a socialist with an avowed dislike of the go-getting rich, seeking to expunge a dark colonial legacy with the promise of corporate profit.

Elie Wiesel, the Nobel Prize winner whose name has been mentioned in relation to the Marc Rich pardon case, said yesterday that he understood why the team trying to secure a pardon for Mr. Rich sought his help, as documents released last week by a Congressional committee showed.

H.L. Mencken made the same point more crisply in a critique of Veblen in 1919: "Do I prefer kissing a pretty girl to kissing a charwoman because even a janitor may kiss a charwoman or because the pretty girl looks better, smells better and kisses better?"Yet rather than abandoning status anxiety, the way the rich seek to display status may simply be getting more complex.

Ever more separated from the barely literate peasantry, the rich sought personal stimulation in every domain--at least until the anger of the poor and the judgment of the protestants like Rousseau slowly began to bubble through the brush, and the call of the noble peasantry started to compete with silk ruffles.

Besides self-treatment, it is likely the poor access outpatient services for a range of treatments for which the rich seek inpatient care, which means that our data probably underestimate the pro-rich bias in access to inpatient health service care.

News of Thiel's property-buyup follows a report from the New Yorker on how New Zealand has become the destination of choice for super-rich seeking getaway options from a future political or natural disaster.