Sentence examples for class spoke from inspiring English sources

Men and women who previously identified as members of the middle class spoke of personal devastation.

On a recent whirlwind day, he visited a kindergarten class, spoke to an auditorium of middle-school students, danced with senior citizens and posed for countless photos — all before lunch.

The Sadducees (who spoke for a conservative, sacerdotal aristocracy) were still talking in terms of the old Yahwist doctrines, while the Pharisees (who reflected the views of a more liberal middle class) spoke of immortal souls, some doomed to eternal torment, others promised passage into another body).

As in the United States, the populist right saw a vacuum and they occupied it: they adopted the language of class, spoke of how the metropolitan liberal set had nothing but contempt for working-class Britain, and championed working-class interests – not against bosses and bankers, but rather immigrants and benefit cheats.

I taught a class, spoke to two groups, and kept my mouth shut about my anguish over the election results. .

You do not mock the Prophet.'" Only the Muslim pupils - about a third of the class - spoke.

They didn't; nor did Romney when another student thought to be gay spoke in class and he called out, "Atta Girl!" Lauber, however, was kicked out of Cranbrook, a private all-boys boarding and day school, when someone saw him smoking a cigarette, alone.

All class D hospitals would constitute the spokes of class A/B hospitals.

All class C hospitals would constitute the spokes of the class A/B hospitals.

"I want us to take a moment to focus on the purity, promise and hope of this moment," the class president said before the former editor spoke.

The periodic quality check will be performed to ensure the proper functioning and coordination of TN-STEMI network (hub-and-spoke model), timely transmission to class A/Class B hospitals and to minimise the treatment delays.