Sentence examples for but of class from inspiring English sources
His clothes speak not of politics, but of class.
It found that seven in 10 of the riots that year broke out within the 10% of communities ranked as the least socially cohesive, illustrating that it is not only an issue of ethnicity but of class too.
Motivated by police brutality (which they saw not in terms of race but of class) and urban renewal undertaken without the input of residents, they put revolutionary rhetoric aside and lurch toward constructive political action, bringing about the sort of community-based dialogue with officials which has, since then, become standard practice.
Assumption (48) allows to catch the case in which, when referring to Eq. (47), the function c is not even continuous, but of class VMO or BMO with small seminorm.
This was not just a battle of different functions, however, but of class.
As the writing is from a Mexican-American immigrant's point of view, this feminism contends not only with the stereotype of gender, but of class and race as well.
The most desirable behaviour is compatible with bhakti but independent of class.
German, Yiddish, Polish and Ukrainian compete for attention, and the languages are markers not only of ethnicity but also of class and ideology.
The world is entrepreneurial, collaborative, race agnostic (but conscious of class and race-based institutional barriers).
She goes to language class every day, where she learns everything from verbs to animals to numbers ― but outside of class, opportunities to speak it are scarce.
