Sentence examples for class driven from inspiring English sources

How has the idea of a middle class driven politics, economics, education, and gender, or vice versa?

The implication is clear: almost all Mr Bush's recent success derives from the investor class, driven by fear of Mr Gore's leftist rhetoric.

The rise of housing followed the rise of a prosperous middle class driven by the Industrial Revolution, an event that helped to reshape architecture from the 18th century until now.

And this idea was promoted by the majority of fellow Iranian expats who would refer to themselves as "Persian", adopting the allure of an expensive carpet or exotic cat, thinking of themselves as White Russians, an enlightened aristocratic class driven out by forces of ignorance and darkness.

Historically, emerging markets have been a cyclical asset class, driven by expectations for global growth.

This will put them at a significant disadvantage to large incumbents (incl. large US technology companies) who will be able to pay their way in to a class driven internet.

The class drove a hard bargain.

Other members of the class drove 14 hours to Kansas City, Mo., to interview officials at the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum.

A survey of 300 adult students in the church's basic education class drove the point home.

In the years before he became a film star, he traveled first class, drove borrowed Rolls-Royces and promenaded in public with two Russian wolfhounds.

When the students studied the landmark Plessy v. Ferguson segregation case, the class drove to where Homer Plessy was pulled off the whites-only section of a first-class train car in 1892.