Sentence examples for class turmoil from inspiring English sources
The show makes the classic bet that people will be mesmerized by the upper class turmoil and white feminist struggle of the main character Midge Maisel.
The place was the Royal Court, the time 1956 and the play was Osborne's ground-breaking drama, "Look Back in Anger," which reflected Britain's social and class turmoils of the time.
The King's Speech was a very traditional Oscar choice — English upper classes, emotional turmoil but no violence, someone overcoming something, as in A Beautiful Mind.
Both grooms come from middle-class homes tested by turmoil and tragedy.
Instead of the charming revelry of peasants and aristocratic hunters in the first act, for example, there was psychological turmoil and outright class antagonism, danced with explosive energy.
And over the long haul, it has outperformed bonds by an even bigger margin than has the MSCI index (see chart).Neither of these asset classes is immune to the turmoil in global financial markets.
By the end of the 1960s, however, Nixon would embody the concerns of millions of white, middle-class Americans unmoored by the turmoil of that tumultuous decade.
A living legend in the world of fashion, Giorgio Armani was born into a working-class family in Piacenza, Italy, and suffered the turmoil of World War II.
The students have described their personal trials, tribulations and emotional turmoil in my writing class.
Big Expectations Infrastructure may look to be an asset class that has escaped the market turmoil.
