Sentence examples for class grudge from inspiring English sources
Richmond Park will be a useful red rag to Paul Nuttall's bullish Ukippers, who will milk the class grudge element from those relatively few places with a genuine grievance about sudden large-scale migration into their towns.
First-Class Grudge AN OXFORD GRADUATE IS SUING THE UNI FOR £1 MILLION Mostly because he didn't get a first and thinks his 2 1 has held him back.
Sibling rivalries, class conflicts, old grudges, adolescent flirtations and memories of childhood violence are all deftly embedded in this novel, as is the richly idiomatic Dublinese.
Perhaps if countries could put aside their grudges as we as a class have done, this world would be a more peaceful place.
Hang's landowner aunt, Communist-officer uncle, and working-class mother fight, hold grudges, and vie for Hang's loyalty, projecting their respective visions for the future of the country onto her.
Nothing about their lives suggests that the shooter held a grudge against a particular person or race or class.
Commenters show up with an immediate grudge, Nichols observed — they know they've been relegated to the steerage class of the public discourse.
Geoff Cowart of musicOMH found its message and music to be "weak" and Cooder to be "overly preachy," commenting that "despite some first-class guitar playing ... the tunes come off second-best to the partisan grudge match".
The malcontents of Greece include ideological class warriors, nostalgists for the protests against the junta of 1967-74 and people (including drug dealers and bank robbers) with a grudge against the police.
He is a world-class conspirator and bearer of grudges.
