Sentence examples for bourgeois case from inspiring English sources
"There's always a way," I said to Eric Agostini, who represented the disaffected vineyard owners in the cru bourgeois case.
The pro-bourgeois case would start with the historical observation that liberal values like tolerance and freedom have been a product of commercial life.
People enjoy reading about "dysfunctional families," and if the dysfunction is posited as explanatory — which in Bourgeois's case it sometimes was — so much the better.
People enjoy reading about "dysfunctional families," and if the dysfunction is posited as explanatory which in Bourgeois's case it sometimes was—so much the better.
The cognitive changes progress at a variable rate and dementia develops in at least 50% of cases (Bourgeois et al 2007).
Its décor is clean (lots of white) and its food and its clientele can both be described as bourgeois, which in this case means not stodgy but well-mannered and a trifle old-fashioned in a comforting way.
As always with Loach, there is a set-piece sequence in which the anarchic heroes, subscribing to the precept that property is theft, rip off the petit-bourgeois world, in this case stealing a new strip for the team, transforming themselves from West Germany into Brazil, the shaven-headed Glaswegian Beckenbauer becoming an instant Pele.
He went on: "In this case, the upper bourgeois intellectuals in New York.
Whatever wholeness she can achieve depends on her ability to dismantle other human lives, in this case the smug, bourgeois network of the Sidneys and their extended family.
Toward the end of my stay in France, I spent an afternoon with two lawyers who represented disaffected winemakers in the cru bourgeois and St. Émilion cases.
