Sentence examples for class guardians from inspiring English sources

An initiative to designate ten "Class Guardians" from each grade, "trained in tactical shooting," might sound implausible were it not for the real-life Pennsylvania school district committed to arming children with buckets of rocks.

Working class guardians were not appointed until 1892, when the property requirement was dropped in favour of occupying rented premises worth £5 a year.

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Davies, the MP for Shipley, has said the bill is "a handout to make a few middle class, Guardian-reading, sandal-wearing, lentil-eating do-gooders with a misguided guilt complex feel better about themselves".

A handful of Tory backbenchers attempted to derail the bill, with one memorably describing it as "a handout to make a few middle class, Guardian-reading, sandal-wearing, lentil-eating do-gooders with a misguided guilt complex feel better about themselves".

"A very middle class, Guardian-reading clique like the idea that they go to yoga, and they're vegetarians, and therefore they can do these drugs and they're more protected.

Have a discussion with your friends and teachers (especially class guardian) about their approval about making the time capsule.

The claim became that middle-class, Guardian-style activist Christianity was doomed.

So this was the pretentious shit those middle-class Guardian-reading wankers I learned about in my parents' Daily Mail were watching?

"I never cease to be amazed at how easily people will take offence – and usually this is white, middle-class, Guardian-reading, sandal-wearing, politically correct do-gooders who are offended on someone else's behalf.