Sentence examples for blend of classes from inspiring English sources

Parisians and New Yorkers alike are fond of comparing their cities, but there is no New York equivalent for this particular blend of classes in a single social institution.

In a typical blend of class and savvy, Raitt expressed gratitude in the pre-telecast portion, mentioning that she "loves electronica" but also that she was happy to see "real instruments" regaining popularity.

For glamour, as Gundle defines it, is neither beauty nor elegance, but rather an unsettling, un­holy blend of "class and sleaze" that defies elitist notions of decorum and good taste.

I'm no Piers and used the E-Class as a home from home – it was far more comfortable than my tiny tent – but I can easily see how attractive its blend of class and comfort is and why it has dominated the executive-car market for years (and brought bumper profits to the German firm).

Everything works in that expressive honorific combo of Dame (both a title of respect and a description of a classy lady) and Judi (unfussy, brisk, down-to-earth): Dench is a star exactly because of that blend of class and realness.

And although there are other models we could mention here, like a random Acura or Volvo or Audi TT, none of these cars comes close to offering the blend of class, comfort, style, and all-around cruising-with-the-windows-down élan of the CLK320.

Leaving aside any question of tingling paranormal subtext, "The Grift" presents a lifelike, multishaded rendering of San Diego's blend of cultures, classes, ancestries and motivations.

The goal, as he sees it, is nothing less than the transformation of learning through a blend of online classes (formal education) with bite-sized tutorials with real practitioners and specialists in certain fields (informal learning).

When it opened in 2015, it was the first school of its kind in New Orleans, offering a blend of traditional classes like math and English, as well as therapy and counseling.

But Michigan is less dominated by religious conservatives than South Carolina, and Mr. McCain's aides argued that its blend of working-class ethnic voters and regular Republicans would prove more fertile ground for their candidate.

They might have beards like bushrangers and forearms like Pop Eye but they are tree huggers at heart, combining a unique blend of working class and environmentalist virtues.