Sentence examples for class bound from inspiring English sources

To have come up, legitimately, through the ranks of the British political system, class bound and gender phobic as it was, in the time that she did and the way that she did, was a formidable achievement.

According to him, not only was this entire class bound to behave the way it did, but his own portrayal of its individual members was "entirely natural for a writer who has ties of blood with the intelligentsia".

It was taken as the first, rude rebellious voice of the young generation which had grown up during the second world war and found itself still in an old fashioned, class bound world dominated by the pre-war generation.

Activating receptors recognize ligands expressed by tumor cells or stressed cells or, in the case of CD16, antibodies (Ab) of the IgG class bound to target cells.

In contrast to class-bound Berlin's nationalism and bourgeois propriety, cabaret was democratic, dialectic and dirty.

Plato's work has been criticized as static and class-bound, reflecting the moral and aesthetic assumptions of an elite in a slave-owning civilization and bound by the narrow limits of the city-state (polis).

Look: we are a class-bound society.

Americans believe that Britons are uniquely class-bound.

It captures our class-bound country at a revealing juncture.

Britain remains one of the most unequal and class-bound societies in the developed world.

The costumes become Victoriana: an oppressive, class-bound society in black and white.