| She is stolid and reliable, sartorially and in seemingly every other way, and that forms the essence of her appeal. |
| Turner was always sartorially elegant, often in yellow beige riding breeches, Sam Browne belt, powder blue tweed coat, gleaming boots, and military hat. |
| Furthermore could this be an indication of what the sartorially astute ladies will be squeezing into this summer. |
| Ahmadinejad may talk a big game on the global stage, but sartorially speaking, he's a man of the people. |
| She was characterized, sartorially, only by that unobtrusive yet exquisite neatness whose practice some women bring to a fine art. |
| Wherever he goes, the Prime Minister adapts sartorially to the country in which he finds himself. |
