Sentence examples for class ideals from inspiring English sources

The Peterborough dressing-room is evidently more right than left leaning – the debate for some players being whether to adopt politics which "works for them" or "stick to the working class ideals" they were brought up on, as Burgess defines it.

McCallany is great as a tough guy caught between a new wave of intelligent casework and the working class ideals of the traditional police force.

Let H, V be self-adjoint operators such that V belongs to the weak trace class ideal.

This result extends the first and second order perturbation formulas of Dykema and Shripka, who generalised the Krein and Koplienko trace formulas to the weak trace class ideal.

We prove higher order perturbation formulaτ(f(H+V)−∑j= 0n−11j!djdtjf(H+tV)|t= 0)="∫Rf(n)(t dmn(t), where τ is a trace on the weak trace class ideal and mn is a finite measure that is not necessarily absolutely continuous.

Designers like Mr. Lauren, whose success came gradually, could once count on selling upper-class ideals to status-seeking consumers.

For both brothers, nothing was more important than the middle-class ideals of a safe neighborhood and good schools.

The perils of seeming too British are evident most recently in the unsuccessful promotion of two English actresses -- Julia Ormond and especially Ms. Scott Thomas -- as upper-class ideals.

Crass would send fans leaflets (usually self-produced) on topics ranging from vegetarianism to environmentalism to nuclear disarmament, introducing a slew of working- class punks to traditionally middle-class ideals.

"Leave It to Niecy," which just completed its first season on TLC, could safely be described as fun-avoidant, one of a handful of recent reality shows documenting the lives of midlevel black celebrities that hew to middle-class ideals of family, stability and calm.

Schama writes later in the book about George Orwell's fury during his posting in British Burma: "It was the gap between the self-righteousness of the governing-class ideals -- Christianity, cricket and civilizing the natives -- and the reality of coercion that most offended him".