Sentence examples for be in the class of from inspiring English sources
"When history looks back," he told me, "I want to be in the class of people who did the right thing, the sensible thing, and not necessarily the fashionable thing, the thing that met the aesthetic of the moment".
Hundreds of women qualify to be in the class of those who can seek a piece of the $40 million, and they are entitled -- "as reasonably necessary" -- to use those statistics to bolster their claims.
A function is said to be in the class of p-valent functions of order if it satisfies (1.3).
A function is said to be in the class of p-valent convex functions of order if it satisfies (1.4).
Stylus Magazine editor Brett Berliner stated, "Honestly, if Nas had chosen to drop about four tracks and cut it down to Illmatics ten, it would be in the class of Stillmatic, and we'd be talking about it as Nas' fourth classic".
Numbers in parentheses represent the posterior probability of each amino acid listed to be in the class of sites under positive selection.
From the results of Cellular Component, we found that DPGs tend to be in the classes of Intracellular, Organelle, Cytoplasm, and Protein Complex.
Most Kanuri are in the class of commoners.
Jordan Bass's father, as it happens, was in the Class of 1970.
She noted that she would have been in the class of 1965.
