Sentence examples for a sort of middle class from inspiring English sources

"Bright" is the kind of high-concept film that borrows its mashup from the famous "MTV cops" note that spawned "Miami Vice"; here it's "Middle-earth cops," a present-day-like Los Angeles in which humans are a sort of middle class of beings, between the despised underclass of scaly, lumpish orcs and the glamorous ruling upper class of slim, smooth elves.

The result is a sort of middle-class Lambrini: a sweet, cheap and rather bland wine that's fun to drink.

In such a competitive market, it seems, Britain's unique selling point is precisely that it is not very friendly.The sort of middle class Vietnamese able to contemplate an overseas degree has a pretty strong sense of the big players in English-language higher education.

The others were sort of middle class of various degrees.

It did produce the suburbs and a new sort of middle-class dream.

"The Middletons are really sort of middle-class people, well-mannered, approachable," he said.

To me that smells like they intend to "deli up" that fabulously uncomplicated meaty turnover and market it as some sort of middle-class carnivores' crêpe.

She is from Brighton and has the lovely sort of middle-class life where her mother dances around the kitchen to Strictly with Penny's gay best friend.

The restaurant was popular with the sort of middle-class urban pioneers who would later resemble the parents in the Noah Baumbach film "The Squid and the Whale".

His proud parents were baffled when he then ended up living on the dole in Brixton, "not understanding that this meant I had become sort of middle-class".

In the Sheepshead Bay section of Brooklyn, for example — the sort of middle-class area Mr. Perrotta had singled out — Nixon increased his proportion of the vote to 30 percent from 11 percent.