opulence

His opulence became so much that the flowers became diseased, becoming a parallel to the sickening of his mind.

The opulence of complexity is all in the subjective perceptions of observers- the frog perspective.

So the liner, whose name was meant to be synonymous with opulence, in at least one instance relied on cheap materials.

The opulence of the front office decor varies inversely with the fundamental solvency of the firm.

these centuries embodied martial conflict , unbelievable wealth and opulence for a few , and horrible poverty for many.

But there is no escaping the evidence of its later decline, in art that prizes opulence over simple utility and graceful elegance.

The colors are white, pink and mirrored gold in glass, metal, light wood ceilings and fiberglass for an understated opulence.

Samsonite spells opulence and elegance and that tradition continues with the Cosmolite series.

Between 1620 and 1800, art and music, architecture and theatre were infused with an unprecedented spirit of opulence, drama and sensuality.

The presidential suite is an explosion of gold, purple, marble and opulence.

The lack of land and hunger made the neighboring landlords' opulence and luxury especially intolerable.

Edwina admitted to herself, the opulence seemed to have an edge.

I have also encouraged my kids to be suspicious of displays of opulence, whether it's the big house, the fancy car or the designer clothes.

The liquor bill is extravagant, but it pales in comparison to the opulence of some American executives.

For a taste of opulence, see Avignon's Papal Palaces. . .

The opulence of the rubber barons could only be exceeded by their brutality.

purple roses : enhancement , magnification , opulence , majesty and glory , " i will always love you ! "

Fur caps and fluffy stoles with ribbon ties (luxurious in white) added a feeling of opulence.

The "Grand Opulence" from New York City's famed Serendipity will cost a cool grand.

The French and the Americans have a very different relationship to money, opulence and ostentation.

"Stature, " Mr Steckel writes, "is a good measure of deprivation but not of opulence. "

Foreigners with dollars, pounds, Swiss francs, or Czech crowns lived in opulence.

This solution which is complete on one side only leads her fatally to two extremes: monstrous opulence, monstrous wretchedness.

a spent era of opulence.

abundance, adequacy, amplitude, opulence, plenitude, sufficiency, wealth

To follow the persistent architectural style of massiness, grandeur and opulence of traditional manors

Graphic prints and rich colours add a touch of opulence to winter fabrics