Sentence examples for class remarked from inspiring English sources

We lifted our bodies upright and we moved into tree pose, which someone in the class remarked was "so totally 420".

The race and class remarks could bring out the snivelling lower-middle class in most of us.

One observer, calling the mother and daughter "a class act," remarked: "It is a true family that humbly and beautifully chooses not to compete with each other but instead decides to support each other".

"Here we are, as usual, in first class, " I remarked loudly as we settled in.

In "Starving Class," Weston remarks on the circle of solitude that his father inhabited.

Some global health students enjoyed the project-based aspect of the class, one remarking: 'I loved doing projects instead of writing essays'; and 'This was definitely a lot more interesting than just studying case studies alone.' Quantitative analyses indicated non-significant reductions in satisfaction between the case studies approach in 2011 and the 2012 course.

But as Ireland's ruling classes remark with complacent pride, the Irish are not like the Greeks and the French, nor even the people of Iceland, where popular protests encouraged its government to resign.

"I thought Target had more class than this," remarked Susan Harris.

Though they covered it up pretty well during their performance "Nice little chemistry class there," Tom remarked after their fox trot.

His family was middle class, and he later remarked that he had been conscious of being "a member of the minority in the class war".

Herman Melville remarked, "The class of wealthy people are, in aggregate, such a mob of gilded dunces, that not to be wealthy carries with it a certain distinction and nobility".