Sentence examples for class generation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cash's appeal transcended boundaries of class, generation and geography.

For the Brexit vote split the country across all possible dividing lines: class, generation, region, education.

That 2004 work, conceived as a straightforward documentary about black resort towns around the country, became a poetic and highly personal film about Mr. Nelson's family summer home at Oak Bluffs on Martha's Vineyard, his parents and siblings, and a set of issues not often aired in public: the fault lines of class, generation and skin color that exist among African-Americans.

This section describes an automatic method for phonetic class generation based on a confusion matrix of a phone recognizer.

That is a trend that cuts across class, generations and ideologies.

There are four recognized class generations of cephalosporins based on their activity spectrum.

"It's restricted to people in the major urban centres and really to a certain type of middle-class generation born in the 1950s," Guha said.

"You look at the demographics and there is continuing to be a large exodus of the younger population, who in the past would emerge as the next middle-class generation here.

We were, it turned out, the first middle-class generation to be judged, almost en masse, "elderly primigravida" – that is, going to term with a first pregnancy over the age of 35.

Using little more than the bodies of her dancers to tell a decade-spanning story of an American working-class generation, Ms. Tharp found unexpected depths in Mr. Joel's music.

Expressionism in the theatre arose out of the same impulse to rebel against the materialist values of the older middle-class generation that gave rise to both the reformist Naturalist theatre and the aestheticist Symbolist theatre.