Sentence examples for some trappings of from inspiring English sources

SOME trappings of a normal election are there.

There were some trappings of the professional league Zarba works in: loud music, real talent, an energized crowd.

There are some trappings of wealth: All three brothers and their children live in mansions in the exclusive suburbs of University Park and Highland Park.

The Lays also treated themselves to some trappings of wealth, in keeping with their role as one of Houston's most prominent families.

Lately it had also acquired some trappings of respectability: modern management, well-publicised philanthropy, an American passport for Mr Pavlov and first-rate libel lawyers.Just why the well-guarded tycoon was killed no one knows.

Despite rejecting some trappings of Silicon Valley — their office has no Ping-Pong table, which they called a cliché — the Winklevii are not immune to the type of hyperbole that often heats the air of dot-com parties and pitches.

There were some outward trappings of wealth at his detached house overlooking open fields in Littleborough, near Rochdale: a television with a 50in screen and palm trees that had to be craned in to the garden.

But the gray market doesn't have some of the trappings of commercialization which some people would like to avoid.

Miller's performance, though, had some of the trappings of stateliness.

They lack Brooklyn's hipster charm, and often maintain some of the trappings of the suburbs.

But as she has drawn on her inner strength, some of the trappings of normal life have returned.