Eksempler på caviar

• One tempting answer is this: we ought to give the caviar to the poor person because he is worse off.

• So someone addicted to truffles and caviar could not demand compensation if she characterized the possession of this desire as being something desirable in itself.

• Hence, according to utilitarianism, we ought to be indifferent between benefiting the poor person and benefiting the caviar aficionado: either course of action is permissible; neither is obligatory.

• Suppose, for example, that we must choose between either giving the caviar to a rich caviar aficionado or giving it to a super-rich caviar junkie.

• One can import foie gras and caviar without the surcharge but not drugs to cure people.

• I do not know what sort of establishment he knows that sells caviar with a £200 a week turnover.

• What was caviar to the general perhaps fifty years ago may now be perfectly acceptable.

• I may never use the caviar but the baked beans will come in very handy.

• When shall we start hearing about the timber deficit and the caviar deficit?

• It is better than caviar; it is the highest form of luxury; it is magnificent.

• The first of those is the slight caviar complex of the film industry.

• It is unfair to criticise this clause by talking about caviar and other items.

• Of course, the outgoings are not intended to take account of a champagne and caviar lifestyle.

• His guests were there and white-coated footmen were carrying silver trays of champagne and caviar.

• These are not the sort of people who will eat caviar and lobster and oysters.