Sentence examples for class seem from inspiring English sources

Men of the British upper class seem to regard sexual fidelity as being somehow middle-class.

"Consumer electronics makers as a class seem to be rushing to connect all their products to the Internet," said Adrian Turner, Mocana's chief executive.

Spiders, though, which evolved more than 300 million years ago as part of the arachnid class, seem to display unusual visual coherence, despite their evolutionary age and variations in size, coloration and appendages.

Sunni Muslims, Christians and other religious groups and the middle class seem grateful to Hezbollah for its part in driving Israeli troops out, but convinced that peace will be better managed by other hands.

And people of Indian descent, the merchant class, seem to stir more resentment than whites because of a closer economic contact with black Africans over everyday matters like the costs of vegetables and rent.

White working-class voters, ignored or disdained by the richer, better-educated political class, seem to have decided that, since Europe was doing very little for them, they had nothing to lose by leaving it.

Three related aspects of the class division seem relevant to answering this question: i. Coding simplicity.

Even Russian-literature class seemed less daunting.

Middle class seemed so, well, middling.

(Class seems to trump race in Greenidge's world).

Almost every asset class seems to be fraught with danger.