Sentence examples for an act of class from inspiring English sources

Republicans say this is an act of "class warfare".

But that doesn't mean that halting and reversing the wanton growth of shorthaul flights is an act of class war.

But Ryan exhibited an act of class rarely seen in baseball circles when he rejected the chance to interview to be general manager of the Toronto Blue Jays.

It baffles me as to why they should feel that voting against the Westminster status quo is an act of class betrayal.

The shipyards in Chalkida have largely gone the way of the cement works, making it a hotbed of support for the Marxist wing of Syriza, who want to cast the austerity programme demanded by international creditors in return for financial aid as an act of class war.

Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir saw the killing as an act of class warfare; the psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan used it to construct a theory of paranoid hysteria; and Jean Genet travestied the case on stage in his play "The Maids".

In some sense this was an act of reflexive class fealty.

Since the coal on that land was of poor quality, the mining at Wentworth was interpreted as an open act of class-war.

But he had made amends for this, I discovered, by his act of class treachery in standing as a Labour candidate for the unwinnable parliamentary seat of Westminster in 1945: the teenaged Tony Benn drove his loudspeaker van, and Hutchinson swaggered up Downing St to canvass Churchill at No 10.

To some, Prince's recruiting class seems an act of desperation.

How to tell her that sometimes going to class is an act of incredible bravery?