Sentence examples for charge of class from inspiring English sources

The charge of class war is particularly obtuse.

Cue the predictable charge of "class envy" or what Boris Johnson dismisses as "bashing or moaning or preaching or bitching".

"The mother who was in charge of class parents said, 'Thank you, but there are other people who haven't had a chance.' To be honest, I was a little offended and hurt".

The NASUWT says the changes mean less-qualified people are being put in charge of classes - and are being paid less than teachers.

And, like Mr. Soros, the president has decided not to duck charges of class war: "Now you can call this class warfare all you want.

In fact, even bringing up the subject exposes you to charges of "class warfare," the "politics of envy" and so on.

Thanks to recent efforts to score political points on violence in Egypt and Libya, and charges of class warfare rising on both sides, this mean and nasty season has only gotten worse.

DOROTHY WICKENDEN: Obama isn't a classic fire-breathing, angry populist, appealing to people's sense of aggrievement — whatever the Republican candidates would like us to think, with their frequent charges of "class warfare".

Charges of class warfare often fail to resonate because many people believe they have the chance to occupy the rich end of the income scale -- despite the ever-widening income gap.

Why do we continually let Republicans bury us under ridiculous charges of "class warfare"?

29-year-old Damian Malolepszywas convicted on three charges of Class A and Class B drug possession; he will be deported back to his native country of Poland after his six years in jail.