Sentence examples for all classes of men from inspiring English sources

All classes of men are being led up to cast a vote, described as an imbecile, a prisoner, and so on.

She quoted the famous Supreme Court case of Ex Parte Milligan, in 1866: "The Constitution of the United States is a law for rulers and people, equally in war and in peace, and covers with the shield of its protection all classes of men, at all times, and under all circumstances".

Shortly after American missionaries founded the American University of Beirut (originally named the Syrian Protestant College), President Daniel Bliss declared:This college is for all conditions and classes of men without regard to colour, nationality, race or religion.

"This was a class of men who really tried to spend their time in community activities, as his wife did.

Management education, Mr. Wharton wrote to the university's trustees in proposing the new venture, "would greatly aid in producing a class of men likely to become most useful members of society, whether in private or public life".

There is a class of men that exist in society.

Labor Day has become a respite from the grind for all classes of workers except those manning the sales counters today.

George Chauncey, in his classic 1994 book, "Gay New York," evokes a loosey-goosey metropolis at the turn of the last century, in which single men from all classes of society could amuse themselves with fairies flamboyant, often cross-dressing men, who played the passive role in sex when girls weren't readily available.

George Chauncey, in his classic 1994 book, "Gay New York," evokes a loosey-goosey metropolis at the turn of the last century, in which single men from all classes of society could amuse themselves with fairies — flamboyant, often cross-dressing men, who played the passive role in sex — when girls weren't readily available.

As freshman women, you have four classes of men to choose from.

There are two eternal classes of men, six kinds of erotic love, four kinds of epic heroes.