Sentence examples for a caste of from inspiring English sources
Another street is populated by a caste of carpenters.
He was of a caste of no consequence.
Left-handers once were the sport's closest thing to a caste of disrupters.
South African researchers say there is a caste of lazybones, referred to, charitably, as "infrequent workers".
I care for the truth of the people not that of a caste of corrupted politicians and businessmen.
Manganiyars are a caste of Indian musicians of Muslim origin from western Rajasthan state whose songs celebrate Hindu deities.
The Kims have always surrounded themselves with a caste of revolutionary families present at the North's creation.
That lavish drama depicts a caste of privileged insiders vainly trying to keep the winds of change at bay.
The French state under François Hollande is governed by a caste of unsackable functionaries, resistant to reform.
Lamine Touré, director of Rambax, comes from a long line of griots, a caste of musicians and oral historians among the Wolof people of Senegal.
(The name "rambax" – pronounced "rahm-bach" – is a vocal mnemonic for a signature sabar rhythm). In Senegal, sabars are played exclusively by griots, a caste of hereditary musicians.
