Sentences?

Question

Can you use the words "aesthetic" , "affluent", "liason" and "penchant" in good sentences?
Please put them in seperate sentences not all in one.
Thanks a million.

Additional Details


Aesthetic: pretaining to the sense of beauty
Affulent: Rich; wealthy
Liaison:communtion bettween two different groups of an organization

penchant: A strong inclination

I know the defination, just kind of brain dead and can't think of any good sentences. Anyone have any?

Answer 1

The Taj Mahal has immense AESTHETIC appeal.
They both come from relatively AFFLUENT backgrounds.
Red Cross works in close LIAISON with the UN.
She has a PENCHANT for classical music.

Answer 2

Something about the small room was aesthetically pleasing to her. Having grown up in the affluent neighborhood of Bel Air, she has a penchant for the finer things. She felt like the liaison between the rich and poor.

Answer 3

That chair offends my aesthetic sense of how furniture should look. Or, I'd rather say: That painting is aesthetically pleasing to the eye.

That lucky dude is one affluent bloke. Or, If I actually did my work, I would be affluent.

I have a penchant to keep answering questions here when I should be working.

Answer 4

Hmm, I can't think of one for 'aesthetic', as I usually hear it in sentences such as 'aesthetically pleasing'.

Roger was feeling particularly affluent since he won the lottery.
They arranged a secret liaison at 7 under the bridge.
I have a penchant for strawberry cheesecake lately.

Answer 5

Aesthetically, it's a beautiful house.....but its just not that practical for our family.

They lived in a very affluent part of town.

I have a penchant that she's NOT going to her mother's house!

Answer 6

look at the sample sentences in the dictionary and tweak them a little