Sentence examples for vendible from inspiring English sources

To a certain extent, Greenwich, as a state of mind and as a vendible commodity, is a self-perpetuating contrivance, consisting of some amalgam of exclusivity and display.

Technically speaking, instant gelatine wasn't invented in Le Roy, but it was there, in 1897, that a carpenter, tinkering with the stuff in his kitchen, came up with a vendible commodity; his wife provided the name.

The litany of vendible sites -- everything except the Raiders' Lost Ark -- makes the Clinton fund-raising efforts look relatively tame.

Afghanistan is notable for fluid loyalties and vendible comradeship.

Reality, after all, teems with confidence games and dubious vendibles, from dot-com stocks to black-market caviar.