Sentence examples for rich toward from inspiring English sources

Mitt Romney, an immensely wealthy Harvard graduate, revealed the cavalier attitude of the rich toward military service during the 2008 presidential campaign.

He had visited one of the "ragged schools," set up in poor parts of London by volunteer teachers to educate homeless, starving and disabled pupils, and the novella, published that December, was his screed about the indifference of the rich toward those less fortunate.

Mr. Kraft, 32, said that, as a result,, he tries to steer his rich clients toward philanthropy.

There's a lot of rich suspense toward the end.' " Aha.

Slowly cooked and basted with oil, butter or rich broth toward the end, it develops more robust caramel tones.

Sure, it's always shocking to observe the callous indifference of rich people toward those in financial need.

Yet the connections among the various storylines often feel tenuous at best, and Rowling's themes have an exaggerated Dickensian quality -- the sneering rich, indifference toward the struggling underclass, etc. -- that is timely enough, but also smacks of heavy-handedness.

When Justin calls evangelical Christians to accept that being gay is not a choice, he invites them to set out upon a rich pilgrimage toward an answer to the questions about LGBT people that have roiled the church for three generations.

Mr. Obama's proposal comes a month after Mr. Buffett began reviving his longstanding objection that he and "my megarich friends" pay a significantly lower percentage of their income in federal taxes — income and payroll taxes — than everyone else, thanks to the tax code's favoritism toward the rich, and especially toward investors like him.

It was also heavily tilted toward the affluent, and therefore toward rich states.

The I.M.F. will also shift 6 percent of voting power away from the richest countries toward "dynamic emerging-market developing countries".