You'll see every geographic and social stratum.
The answer is that all Venezuelans, from every social stratum, are responsible for the institutional decay that we are witnessing.
Over the years, Dr. Brumley, a pediatrician, built a network of charities that touched nearly every neighborhood and social stratum.
It was that social stratum where the so-called conspiracy of silence was at its most present.
Still, my social stratum wasn't filled with white-shoe lawyers and lobbyists who could easily cut four-figure checks.
With the growth of towns and urban trades, especially in western Ukraine, the burghers became an important social stratum.
Fellowes, who, the dust jacket reveals, has a son named Peregrine and a dachshund named Fudge, may identify too closely with this social stratum.
Character A, who eccentrically embodies one set of problems from one social stratum, is followed by Character B, who eccentrically embodies another social stratum, and so on and so on.
Isaac symbolizes a city, or least a lower social stratum of that city, that thrives by feeding off its own rotting corpse.
The average I.Q. of children from well-to-do parents who were placed with families from the same social stratum was 119.6.
It sounds like a more mainstream film than is usual for these directors, and set in a higher social stratum than usual.
