Sentence examples for class feeling from inspiring English sources

But some students left the class feeling awkward.

In Kenya, people walk out of yoga class feeling great, just like they do in New York.

Thirkell airs the prejudices, bigotry, and class feeling of her subjects, more frequently during and after the war years.

After the rally, a pair of folk singers harmonized as we wandered off to class, feeling groovy.

My expression must've been strange as I sat in class, feeling hidden in my other place, but outwardly visible to whoever looked — not that many did.

Knitwear designer Jeanette Sloan takes a the opposite view: "I spent my first yoga class feeling really stressed about whether I was doing the poses correctly.

It was delivered sardonically, undoubtedly tongue-in-cheek, but was also a useful pointer to white, liberal, middle-class feeling.

That working-class feeling, that you've had your fun and now this is what the rest of your life looks like.

That hipness and first-class feeling were what the A-10 had hoped to grab when it signed on to hold its conference tournament in Brooklyn two years ago, not fully knowing whether Barclays would really be all that hip or first-class.

I hope my students leave my classes feeling as though they've understood the work, as well as enjoying the day and the practical work they've undertaken.

"In Germany, there was this class system, with the richer classes feeling guilty and frightened of the working classes, creating this paternalism," said Richard Layard, a professor at the London School of Economics.