Sentence examples for class of which from inspiring English sources

Electronic music's middle class, of which Lévy can be considered a member, is shrinking.

Be suspicious of the scribbling and chattering class (of which this reporter is obviously a member).

A series of multiclass securities, each class of which provides for payments proportionate with payments on the underlying eligible collateral.

These materials belong to the implicit standard material (ISM) class, of which the GSM class is a subset.

In "Making Rent in Bed-Stuy," the filmmaker Brandon Harris responds to the cultural incuriosity of the gentrifying class of which he is a member.

His obvious aim is to chill free speech, for the comfort of the political class, of which he is now a gaudy ornament.

For clarity only the 34 classes of which more than 30% of its variation is displayed on both axes are shown.

Television at this point was considered a wholly shameful, invalid art form pursued only by thickos, perverts, savages and the working classes, of which I ticked all boxes.

The Humdrum format includes many subformats ("spine classes") of which music21 supports the general class, the kern format, and the dynam dynamics format.

It has become divided into classes of which furniture and indoor decoration represent only one branch, with further subdivision within the branch.

Many of them were used in the Communist classes of which he was educational director in the years immediately preceding his naturalization.