Sentence examples for class demarcations from inspiring English sources

Aside from assumptions of snooty class demarcations, the obvious differences hinge on lot pricing.

No class demarcation intended.

They were all trespassers in the sense that they crossed the boundary of rigid social-class demarcations and occupied the space of the lower classes.

Riders select their bike before the class ensuring a demarcation of devotion -- skeptics at the rear, fanatics at the front.

But the magnets that drew together the contemporary "It" girl, the aspiring novelist, the peer's glacial daughter and the avant-garde painter were far stronger than the demarcations of class, wealth and temperament that might have pushed them apart.

The social demarcations of class, from what we eat and how we talk, to what culture we consume, are also rigorously upheld in more unequal societies, making discrimination much easier and preventing social mobility.

She said she wanted to explore how her classmates were formed by the world of the 50's, with its rigid demarcations of class, gender and race, as well as how they "moved through history and made something else out of it," whether by burning their bras or marching for civil rights.

Here, we report the structure of HIF-2α peptide bound to pVHL-elongin B-elongin C (VBC) heterotrimeric complex, which shows topographical demarcation of class 1 and 2 mutations affecting residues predicted, and demonstrated via biophysical analyses, to differentially impact HIF-2α-pVHL interaction interface stability.

12. Sciences and Pseudosciences: An Attempt at a New Form of Demarcation.

Money, which had really not featured in the British demarcation of social class, became very important.

The city's demarcations of race and class in many ways mirror those of the county as a whole.