Sentence examples for an element of class from inspiring English sources

As ever, there was an element of class about it.

Vergara describes her as someone who always had an "element of class struggle".

She is convinced there was an element of class snobbery – targeting the chav who flew too near the sun.

When cars entered the fray, the fact that their owners were usually rich added an element of class war.

In the mid-1970s, he was the go-to actor for Asian parts in new plays in the Royal Court's Theatre Upstairs, and it was always a guarantee of an element of class and distinction in the show that night if his name was on the bill.

In the eyes of Workers Party devotees, the impeachment proceedings had an element of class warfare, with the elite seizing power to protect their interests — which, to the other side, looks and feels like a coup even if it does not meet the formal definition.

These Basijis are usually scruffy working-class men, and thus bring an element of notional "class struggle" to the otherwise pragmatically lived lives of the citizens of the Islamic republic.

Note that in this example the backward operator is of the form and hence is an element of the class of time scales that contains the discrete, the usual, and the quantum calculus (see [17]).

In the debate about what Thatcher said, and in the desire to attack the BBC, there is an element of unfinished class warfare from 1910, that very British undertow in public discussion.

Such an explanation will be given in Section 3.2.3 when K is an element of a class of generalized ellipsoids which are star-shaped but not necessarily convex.

If R is assumed to be an element of a class A, then it follows from one of von Neumann's axioms that R is not equivalent to V.