Sentence examples for an elite class of from inspiring English sources

Beah's memoir joins an elite class of writing: Africans witnessing African wars.

Looks like Saddam is now in an elite class of evildoer.

And where copyright once concerned only an elite class of authors and publishers, the internet now makes it a daily issue for millions around the globe.

Controlling the flow of information was an elite class of editors, producers and media moguls who decided what people would see and hear about the world.

Campaign finance watchdogs criticized the Pioneer and Ranger system for establishing an elite class of donors, many of whom went on to ambassadorships and other political appointments.

After the British left, an elite class of freed slaves who founded Freetown ruled the country in concert with Lebanese settlers.

Hasidism, as opposed to the pre-existing social hierarchy of many Jewish diaspora communities (which prized learned scholars as an elite class), championed the importance of the ordinary, sometimes illiterate Jew.

SPEAKER 12: Elite schools were something reserved for people of an elite class.

They left luxury goods in the graves of an elite class.

Mr. Wildmon warns that if current social trends go unchecked, "homosexuals will become part of an elite class" and "Christians will be second-class citizens at best".

For the first time, it could form part of a ruling coalition, as many voters remain bitter about the 2008 financial crisis and the perceived arrogance of an elite class.