"To the modern eye he broke the mould: a brazen, aristocratic ideologue in an age of middle-class triangulation and third ways," wrote Mark Wallace, an editor at ConservativeHome.
Even what loyalists would say are strengths – its simplicity, its traditionalism – can seem overly austere in an age of fitness classes, extreme races and iPhone games.
In an age of writing classes, he was self-taught; in an age of spin, his was an authentic voice, straight from the heartland; in an age of groomed images, he was a natural.
In an age of bland, middle-class politicians, his personal story would tell well on the campaign trail.
Mamet's new Oval Office satire, "November" (well directed by Joe Mantello, at the Ethel Barrymore), is a hilarious demonstration of the fact that we live in an age of equality: all classes are criminal.
It is an Australian cultural idiom, a remnant from an age of convict culture and class rejection, strengthened on the fields of Gallipoli and continuing to this day.
This exciting, colorful book is packed with recreated cultural clues and the anxiety that went with belonging to the ruling classes in an age of dynastic shakeout.
A complex behaviour termed "play" frequently occurs between siblings, between members of an age class, or between parent and offspring.
As an indication, the average age of each class was calculated and is given in the last row in gray (mean ± SD).
According to the concept of dialectical materialism — "diamat," as its adherents often abbreviated it — the triumph of the Soviet Union under the leadership of Joseph Stalin was not a contingent event but the necessary result of an age-old process of class conflict.
