Sentence examples for class deeply from inspiring English sources

Jews formed a professional class, deeply engaged in mainstream culture wherever they were allowed to be.

Such verdicts may spring in part from the nature of a judiciary recruited from social classes deeply opposed to the ideas of the Muslim Brotherhood and not much less opposed to those that animate Egypt's liberal intellectuals.

I was born in Algeria in the mid-1980s in a middle-class, secular family deeply attached to democratic values.

Mrs. Wilson came from a prominent middle-class black family deeply committed to civil rights and the N.A.A.C.P. and once said she was "born and raised" in the organization.

"The political class is deeply divided".

It's no secret, of course, that America's governing class is deeply nepotistic.

Globally, the pulling away of a super-rich class is deeply disturbing.

It's "popular," in the French sense of the word: a place of the people, where the presence of the working class is deeply, vibrantly felt.

Egypt has many of the necessary ingredients for democratic change, including a large middle class and deeply rooted traditions of political debate.

The oligarch class is deeply opposed to the imposition of capital controls, but the government may well soon be running out of other options.

Forms of segregation along lines of class is deeply entrenched into British society and has become even more pronounced in the last two decades, but no one talks about them.