Sentence examples for class advantages from inspiring English sources

But Whitehead's Benji starts with tremendous class advantages and summers in a vacation paradise where life doesn't assault him but rather affords him the time to figure out who he wants to be.

Similarly, some attempt to explain fascist demonologies as the expression of irrationally misdirected anger and frustration, whereas others emphasize the rational ways in which these demonologies were used to perpetuate professional or class advantages.

That school (which has educated nineteen British Prime Ministers) is easy newspaper shorthand for class advantage.

On paper, she appeared to have a decided class advantage over her competitors, but it didn't show up on the racetrack yesterday; she finished fourth.

Here are returns for Mr. Paulson's funds, broken down by regular and then the gold-share class: Advantage: Up 0.24 percent; down 5.2 percent.

That combination of class advantage, hard work and family support allowed them to break through the glass ceilings of their era.

Yet I remain sceptical of the widespread progressive idée fixe that the super-duper wealthy constitute a coherent political bloc, unified by common interest and ideology, that works to rig the politico-economic system to their narrow class advantage.

She has class advantage, however.