Sentence examples for class decades from inspiring English sources

Yet his promises once again fell short of expectations in towns like Métlaoui, where people lost faith in the political class decades ago.

But Cherlin goes a step further and calls it "troublesome" that more and more high school-educated young adults are having kids while still in live-in relationships, following a pattern of individualism pioneered by the American middle class decades ago.

The second person Dunsmore "unfriended" was someone she'd met in Lamaze class decades before.

This happy, middle-class decade did not please all, especially those in the progressive movement.

The transfer of wealth away from the middle class started decades ago with the trickle-down theory.

Measured against what the president called "the forces that have conspired against the middle class for decades," however, they are less than overwhelming.

"It's O.K. that boys ejaculate, that's totally normalized" — wet dreams have been standard fare for middle-school health class for decades — "but girls, gross!

Despite rhetorical lip service, both major parties have largely ignored the working and lower middle class for decades – and nowhere as much as in the Rust Belt.

Faced with unemployment and dim job prospects, Americans made one significant change that should alter their fortunes and those of the middle class for decades: they went back to school.

I'm hard-pressed to think of a worse slight than the media figures who have disregarded the embattled white working class for decades now beseeching the country to have sympathy for them.

Ever eager to nudge the spotlight toward her husband, Mrs. Reston punctured his depiction of the academic gulf between them in a 1992 interview, recalling a class six decades earlier in which he received an A and she received a B.