Sentence examples for class perspectives from inspiring English sources

An English politician would be much less confident, even at a pop festival and certainly at Glyndebourne or the Proms, because so much about Englishness is so deeply challenged by unreconciled class perspectives.

- MC: Marxist or class perspectives.

The class perspective that pervades her work is fascinating but occasionally overstated.

From a class perspective, however, the two are at opposite sides of a spectrum.

It was not simply a demand at all, but "a political perspective, a class perspective that began with the unwaged rather than the waged.

Livi Michael defines herself as a northern working class writer and keeps things as simple as that: I write from a female working class perspective.

But class plays something like the same historical role and from a class perspective, Britain's recent leaders have been impressively eclectic.

Zhao [8, 51] developed a data-flow testing approach for AO programs, based on the OO approach proposed by Harrold et al. [48], addressing the testing of interfaces from the aspect perspective and from the class perspective.

The argument between the meritocratic British middle class view of the world (different from the American middle class) and the care-centred, working class perspective is hard to straddle.

Tudor Vianu however noted that, unlike Eminescu's outlook, Creangă's "authentic ruralism" did not complement the "spiritual complications", global social class perspective and intellectual background associated with these trends, making Creangă "the least Sămănătorist among our writers".

One of the main reasons for studying suicidal ideation from a school class perspective is that this context may be ideal for interventions.