Sentence examples for sort of rich from inspiring English sources
"People look at the Hamptons as some sort of rich town, and there's no problems going on.
Tells about "North Gladiola," (1985); "Miss Undine's Living Room" (1987); "Sort of Rich" (1989); "Polite Sex," and "Guest of A Sinner".
A person making $400,000 a year is sort of rich, sure, but that figure doesn't make him sound filthy rich.
Describes a preparation for the class of salmon with pike mousseline in pastry--just the sort of rich, classic connfection that Lutece was famous for.
The Sort of Rich, the affluent people your grandmother might have called "well to do," have been rediscovered by the growing ranks of professional fund-raisers.
Fortunately, the actual moment that Buffalo chicken wings were invented has been described by Frank Bellissimo and his son, Dom, with the sort of rich detail that any historian would value; unfortunately, they use different details.
But it remains to be heard of the wireless link will provide the same sort of deep, rich sound normally associated with Beats headphones.
This sort of rich-world tax burden inevitably increases the pressure on the state to deliver public services of a correspondingly high quality and helps to explain public disgruntlement if they do not.If taking in more tax and spending it well are different things, so are raising tax and doing so equitably.
(This sort of richer view of concept possession is discussed, e.g., in Raz 2004, 4 7; Stravopoulos 2012, 78 79; Shapiro 2011, 16 22. It is perhaps also the sort of view presupposed by Hart).
MORE important, candidates of means tend to have access to the sorts of rich people who can pump major money into super PACs.
A really punchy salad that works brilliantly with all sorts of rich or spicy main courses: fried chicken thighs, marinated slow-cooked lamb, barbecued tofu, pan-fried mackerel fillets – the list is almost endless.
