leisured उदाहरण वाक्य

During the long widowhood of his mother, Queen Victoria, he was largely excluded from political power and came to personify the fashionable, leisured elite.
Quite early in the century, the " parade " acquired the status of what Howarth calls a " cult entertainment " among the leisured classes.
As motoring passed from being a recreation for the leisure hours of a leisured class to a mainstream means of transport, the National Benzole business continued its growth path.
Unlike the portraits of English " domestic gentry, " there is " nothing leisured or witty " in the no-nonsense portraits of Colonial leaders.
At 19, Mussorgsky resigned his guards commission to devote full time to composition, expecting to join what was already a distinguished Russian line of leisured dilettantes, beginning with Glinka.

However in 1784 Satchwell and his friend William Abbotts found a second spring and in the manner of the time used its supposed medicinal qualities to make money from the leisured classes.
"It's now possible to indulge beauty-- physical beauty-- to an extreme because we are the most leisured culture ever on the face of the earth.
The second is less discussed : the rise of the grey-headed leisured class has consequences for economic growth, because of its impact on the supply of labor and of capital.
Study and practice of old-fashioned brush calligraphy is even today a popular pastime among the leisured class in Japan, and there are many prosperous schools which offer courses in brushwork.
Once, not so long ago, a tan was a mark of the leisured class, of the sort of people who could afford to summer and winter at resorts and watering places.