Sentence examples for believed in class from inspiring English sources

The communist victory in 1949 brought to power a peasant party that had learned its techniques in the countryside but had adopted Marxist ideology and believed in class struggle and rapid industrial development.

*** Mujica still believes in class warfare.

"Obama is a left-wing radical who believes in class warfare".

But it turns out that Broomfield doesn't believe in class these days.

Her simple straightforwardness gives her an appeal beyond that of her leftist splinter group, Workers' Struggle, which regularly denounces banks and capitalism and believes in class struggle.

Instead of class warfare Fascism believes in class collaboration - the different classes must all work together to help strengthen their community and their State.

Standing up for what you believe-in in class, as unfair as it seems, could land you in a lot of unnecessary arguments.

The lovebirds, who are affronted by their parents' narrow-mindedness, believe in class-blind love.

The potential for stereotype threat may be further minimized by teaching strategies that indicate that stereotypes are not believed in the class (Cohen et al., 2006; Miyake et al., 2010).

The Guru clearly believes in both class and form, not only giving opportunities to exciting young talent but also letting the demoralised Leeds contingent know that all is not lost.

He believed in this working-class idea of self-improvement and discovered a love of opera – to the extent that he took cassettes up on the roofs of building sites to play them, which was incredibly embarrassing for me as a 16-year old punk.