sartorial

Who then, is to tend to the sartorial needs of short men?

In the future he would like his house to help him with such sartorial matters.

In this case, the problem to be resolved is a sartorial one.

But this may have been more than just a sartorial sign of the changing times.

This sartorial scrambling is to be found over and again within the show.

The two books under review here are both sartorial successes.

"But I did not come here to discuss matters sartorial."

"In their own small way they're a piece of social and sartorial history.

His comments, however, have been largely limited to the sartorial.

Of course, these days, she rarely concerned herself with sartorial style.

At the time of his sartorial transformation last year, he had been working in the mail room.

This sartorial revolt - for it is nothing less - has been some time in the making.

The city's other less obvious claim to fame is sartorial.

It is reported that since the question times have gone on screen, the sartorial quality of the Members has picked up.

No one would have won any sartorial contests in our house."

There does not need to be any baggage around sartorial experimentation.

In addition, they have been asked to choose a second sartorial poem written by someone else.

Otherwise, this is not the day to revamp someone's sartorial nature.

Those who believe that clothes make the man are reading significance into this man's sartorial style.

Now, though, the sartorial saver will have to wait until the early summer sales.

Occasionally there was sartorial evidence that Barkley had a case.

Members put their particular sartorial and dimensional problems to the speakers.

"I did not ask you to come and see me in order to discuss your sartorial failings."

But after that a certain sartorial censorship set in.

Who really knows what subliminal message was sent that day along with the sartorial?