Sentence examples for caste apart from inspiring English sources

They are a caste apart, with members who specialize in bursting the human heart, and wonderfully named suborders like the Etherealki.

We're not going to be able to engage with society and, particularly, engage young people in politics, if they see the political class as a caste apart, a strange sort of geeky young men in suits.

Luck, it is true, played a considerable role in Gilbert's early success, for he happened to choose teenage research as a profession at the very moment when business people were becoming aware of teenagers as a well-defined market and people in general were becoming aware of them as a caste apart, or even, in the view of some anthropological thinkers, a culture apart.

Quote: "We're not going to be able to engage with society and, particularly, engage young people in politics, if they see the political class as a caste apart, a strange sort of geeky young men in suits".

Moreover, it is sheer fantasy to impute democratic yearnings to the Egyptian military, a praetorian institution which served as the guardian of dictatorship since the 1952 coup against King Farouk I. Egyptian military officers are a caste apart, pampered apparatchiks who control as much as 40percentt of the economy.

Their duties, however, were generally those of members of a household engaged in everyday affairs, rather than of a caste or sacerdotal order set apart and consecrated for the performance of sacrificial and other rites, functions, and practices.

There's a rigorous Hindu caste system only now falling apart, and still very much present in India's villages.

Eventually, however, the priestly caste and the performer became physically set apart from the spectators.