moneyed造句

They were the moneyed id in action, blind to social reality and simple human decency.

Take, for example, Mercedes-Benz, a brand that in much of the world suggests moneyed respectability.

Still, “How It Ended” carries the reader along, providing an incisive view of New York’s moneyed elite.

If Goldman reeks of moneyed arrogance, McKinsey reeks of intellectual arrogance-the latter capable of producing just as visceral a response as the former.

Ladies took part in a wedding gown show and also sang, danced, even cooked for their moneyed suitors during a talent program.

Start with the author of the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson, who feared that a “moneyed aristocracy” would bind the young nation into a new set of chains.

Soon, photography escaped the exclusive grasp of the professionals and moneyed hobbyists who could afford its cumbersome equipment, and the public began to take its own pictures.