Sentence examples similar to worldly treatment from inspiring English sources
Guests in the £9,000-per-night suites receive more other-worldly treatment still.
I mean, here is the director of the Wallace Collection – no names, no pack-drill – and what she says is: Hirst's paintings are "very classical in nature" and "his ethereal other-worldly treatment of the memento mori subject evokes centuries of great art... a comparison can be made to the Wallace Collection's great Poussin, A Dance to the Music of Time".
Author of 25 books, his classic treatment of the history of economic thought, "The Worldly Philosophers," has captivated generations of readers and remains one of the best selling books in economics of all time.
In Schama's treatment, the Jews of Elephantine sound remarkably like many American Jews today: "worldly, cosmopolitan, vernacular".
When she sought treatment, in other words, Nadya was rich in offspring already but not in worldly goods.
"This generation is worldly.
"Worldly Wise, Locally Savvy".
Veronica seemed lively, worldly.
All worldly politics is dazzled.
