Sentence examples for class from which from inspiring English sources

Our political class — from which he pointedly excluded himself — has failed us.

superclass n. a class from which another class (called a subclass) inherits.

Rather they entrench dictators, build up siege economies and debilitate the urban middle class from which opposition to dictatorship grows.

I think we've got an outstanding recruiting class from which we can play on and build on".

The period marked the rapid rise of an urban upper middle class, from which emerged the intelligentsia who fostered these new ideas.

The strikingly Pagfordian, outraged reaction of some critics demonstrates how accurate the novel is in its critique of the class from which they all come.

Simpson herself was "the first in my family to go to university; the first from my school to go to Oxford"; her education deposited her in precisely the professional middle-classes from which her characters are lifted.

It is repeated madrassa by madrassa, the company line of the militants and the poorer classes from which they come, spreading out from the student body to the shops and foot traffic.

The extension of the analysis to two bubbles classes, from which one being small enough to have a positive lift coefficient, results in a minimum fraction of small bubbles needed for stability.

Several classifiers for forward looking infra-red imagery are designed and implemented, and their relative performance is benchmarked on 2545 images belonging to 8 different ship classes, from which 11 attributes are extracted.

It conforms to the low-level Geant4 abstract graphical user interfaces and introduces new abstract classes from which the various drivers are derived and that can be straightforwardly extended, for example, by the addition of a new driver.