Sentence examples for attitudes toward class from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yates and Mr. Tesich used them to illustrate American attitudes toward class, education, upward mobility, romance and athletic success.

When he was 7, Mr. Cameron was sent to Heatherdown, a prep school whose alumni include Princes Andrew and Edward, and whose attitudes toward class were clear: on field day, the portable bathrooms were designated Ladies, Gentlemen and Chauffeurs.

You could not ask for a better illustration of the complexity of ordinary Americans' attitudes toward class, wealth, and social identity than the fact that a billionaire's popularity among working-class voters has given him the lead in the race for the Republican Presidential nomination.

As the very tall John Cleese declared to the less-tall Ronnie Corbett in the famous 1966 satirical television sketch meant to illustrate class attitudes in Britain — or, possibly, attitudes toward class attitudes — "I look down on him, because I am upper class".

Newt Gingrich said, at a campaign stop in Richmond, Virginia, that Obama has a "European radical attitude toward class warfare".

In her best work, Nottage offers a powerful critique of the American attitude toward class, and how it affects the decisions we make, including whom to love and how.

Class participants' attitudes toward the class were positively related to attendance and adherence to the class, supporting previous evidence about the relationship between attitudes and adherence (Lucidi et al., 2006).

Attitudes Toward Government: Whites in the working class are more distrustful of government than other Americans.

Attitudes Toward International Collaborations.

Attitudes Toward Predoctoral Fellows.

Read it to find many ways to draw parallels between Dickens's times and our own in comparing attitudes toward money, class, poverty and philanthropy.