Sentence examples for a decent middle class from inspiring English sources

In their own ways, the Occupy Movement and the Tea Party were reactions to the same thing: what seems like the death knell of the "American dream"—a decent middle class livelihood; job, house; financial security—after the collapse of the American economy of September 2008.

They say that sort of expertise is being lost alongside the hurt and pain caused to families suddenly bereft of a decent middle class income.

But if we want to keep talented teaching novices in the profession, and help them become seasoned professionals, then we need both a viable career path and a salary scale that allows teachers to lead a decent middle class life.

It's not surprising that an organization like the CIR -- that has tried to weaken civil rights laws for decades -- wants to bend that arc back toward injustice -- to gut the ability of working people like those sanitation workers to organize to secure a decent middle class income and the dignity that accompanies it.

Otherwise, say bye-bye BMW, Corporate American Express card and $300 dinners with trendy bisexual Pilipino girls -- it'll be the Burger King management training center for you, a SEARS card, a used Jetta, along with just a decent middle class White girl.

For example, in King's "The Moving Finger", the main character, Howard, is a middle aged man who enjoys watching Jeopardy, has a comfortable relationship with his wife, and seems to live a decent middle class life.

A generation is disappearing, along with a decent middle-class standard of living.

We have to make teaching the way to a decent middle-class life.

The jobs pay between $20 and $30 an hour, plus benefits, allowing a skilled machinist to make a decent middle-class living.

The opening production, in April 1956, was of Angus Wilson's The Mulberry Bush: a decent, middle-class play by an admired novelist that failed to generate much excitement.

CP Taylor's final play Good, the frightening story of how a decent, middle-class, German intellectual drifts into Nazism, was given a fine production by the RSC at the Donmar Warehouse in 1981 with an unforgettable performance by Alan Howard.