"It was that popularity wasn't a property of the object class to which we belonged".
A Bombay with a bohemian Westernized middle class — the class to which I belong.
One was the rising economic and cultural power of the British middle class, to which Ms. Uglow's innovators belonged.
In these he painted a realistic and critical portrait of the ascendant Uruguayan middle class, to which he belonged.
The class to which I refer is not rising in angry protest; they are by and large pretty satisfied, pretty contented.
It all makes a festive climax to Spacey's tenure of the Old Vic even if, as a musical, it lacks the class to which it so anxiously aspires.
As a tradesman — I run a construction crew — I had clearly fallen below the social class to which my father thought I should belong.
Stalin, in fact, distrusted all native peoples because they lacked an "industrial proletariat," the only class to which he could pretend to relate.
In this, he has a natural advantage: Unlike many in Venezuela's upper class — to which he unquestionably belongs — Capriles is genuinely comfortable hanging out with regular Venezuelans.
But these semantic categories have broken down, and meaning is no longer a reliable predictor of the noun class to which a particular noun may belong.
As Kahneman puts it, "People who have information about an individual case rarely feel the need to know the statistics of the class to which the case belongs".
