Sentence examples for becoming a class from inspiring English sources

I am a B-list celebrity and am interested in becoming a class warrior.

The precariat is becoming a class for itself, whether one uses that word or another to describe a common humanity.

According to Marx, workers first become conscious of sharing common grievances against capitalists (thus forming a class "in itself") and eventually develop an awareness of themselves as forming a social class opposed to the bourgeoisie (thus becoming a class "for itself"), the proletariat.

"Since becoming a class provider through ClassPass, my classes have been consistently full and/or sold-out with many repeat students, all without any other marketing".

We are more and more becoming a class-defined nation, resembling 13th century England, where land, possessions and unchecked greed reigned and serfs worked until they dropped, with nothing to show for a life of servitude.

People with broader and deeper skills help us get better and improve our chances of becoming a world class company.

"[It] is becoming a first class citizen as a data type.

But fewer raised their hand about becoming a world class CEO, which is something Pincus says they need to address.

British sprinter Nigel Levine has said he will use his first World Championships as a "stepping stone" to becoming a world class 400m runner.

Mexicans in the U.S. are becoming a new class of entrepreneurs whose investments back in their home country well may rival the foreign direct investments of large corporations.

In becoming a world class service provider, PWD also has embarked a way forward in implementing sustainable design and green project management through Research and Development.