swankiness

He doesn't have all the swankiness of the doctors - their money and their looks.

Chalk up the swankiness to the Music Center's glittering constellation of performing arts venues.

Mr. Andersen: The shiny metal surprised me specifically; the mod Trumpian swankiness, in general.

If Leon was curious about my move from the swankiness of Georgetown to a three-room pigeonhole in Adams-Morgan, he didn't ask.

Beckley, the veteran conceptual artist, contrasted the swankiness of the spot with the simpler pleasures of Max's Kansas City.

Too bad the Coyote cast lacks the sense of largesse to pull off the grand gesture or bring life to the play's vital signs of swankiness and lunacy.

The movie is a remarkably assured film noir version of Henry James's "Washington Square" set in the indolent summer swankiness of the Hamptons.

The hard work of making a place where people want to lose their money lies ahead for the young investors, and they want to bring back this landmark's storied swankiness.

Embracing Collins's rugged swankiness, we ordered bison burgers and Champagne - the latter a tribute to the canyon's light, airy snow, which some call champagne powder.

People just saw these coats and minidresses coming at them in looks of 60's space age swankiness - minicapes of sheered white mink, patent-leather car coats with ermine trim, a chiffon blouse with an improbable jabot of white mink - and probably they thought, "Well, this is different."