Top society people although they have been identified with Resurrection for longer period than mannequins, are still in a rather odd relationship to it, and the goods they advertise when being photographer-prestive, wealth, pedigree-are as tangible as a printed silk with its label showing.
Part of the cachet of 1020 Fifth, which was converted to a co-op in 1965, is the extreme wealth and pedigree of its residents.
Striving to esteem the inner man above culture, wealth, or pedigree.
A staple of European and American reporting on Fifa in recent years has been the idea that its voting system (which grants equal representation to nations regardless of size, wealth and footballing pedigree) lies at the root of corrupt practices of the kind outlined by the US lawyer Michael Garcia in his report and most recently by the US Department of Justice.
Rather than hide his pedigree, wealth, and prestigious education, he is championing it, with no fear of being tattooed as an elitist by his critics.
A former debutante, she had family wealth, a Revolutionary War pedigree and an Upper East Side address.
Cameron, a descendant of King William IV, was born into a family with both wealth and an aristocratic pedigree.
Long before there were steel mills in Pittsburgh -- indeed, before there was anything but Fort Duquesne in Pittsburgh -- there were colorful American entrepreneurs who mobilized the capital, labor force and greed of the frontier to produce a new aristocracy of wealth to challenge the pedigrees of Europe.
Gibson said he was "delighted" with Philips' appointment adding: "He has a tremendous retail pedigree and a wealth of experience from senior retail positions around the world".
And individuals -- intelligence is evenly distributed throughout the human population, it has no respect for family pedigree, for inherent wealth, they're sort of negatively correlated, actually -- [he laughs] -- and education is the key empowerment tool.
