Sentence examples for class shaped from inspiring English sources

While the love of literature and confidence I gained from Ms. Leibfried's class shaped my career and my life, after only four short years at Hibbing High School, she was laid off because of budget cuts, and never taught again.

Cross-sectional regressions suggest that settlement density, home ownership status, physical dwelling type, local information spillovers, and household social class shaped this outcome.

In reviewing curriculum and background materials at the institute's website, I found nothing that could help teachers show students how race and social class shaped the U.S. Constitution nothing that invites students to think about the Constitution from the point of view of anyone other than the elites who drafted it.

She had long been fascinated by the way class shapes people's lives, but did not know how or where to examine that idea.

But gender, alongside race and class, shapes a different day-to-day experience that, consciously and unconsciously, is inextricably entwined in the politics a person espouses.

Read the first two articles in the class series (//www.nytimes.com/pages/national/class/index.html?8dpc) to help you develop at least ten questions that assess people's perceptions about how class shapes people's attitudes and actions.

Now that NCAA sanctions ended, how is USC's football recruiting class shaping up?

The middle classes shape the way we live, yet we're so guilty.

Religious instruction and high school biology classes shape significantly the attitudes of college students and the public toward the concepts of biological evolution (Bishop and Anderson 1990; Moore et al. 2009; Hokayem and BouJaoude 2008; Cavallo and McCall 2008).

He rightly says that "the way race and class shape people's lives is more complex".

How did class shape these young men's and women's interactions with others – those of the same and different class backgrounds?