Sentence examples for class voices from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, Black, Asian, mixed-race and white working class voices were horribly ignored in the UK.

Mays's comments echo those of Phil Redmond, the writer behind Grange Hill, Brookside and Hollyoaks, who criticised the lack of working class voices on television.

The absence of working class voices in British politics is representative of inequality in British society as a whole.

As austerity continues to drive inequality to the highest levels on record, we need working class voices in politics more than ever.

Godbolt remembers that in 1951 it was used to refer to the fans of Old Etonian jazz trumpeter Humphrey Lyttelton who would turn up in droves to the 100 Club in Oxford Street, London and shout in loud, upper class voices between songs, "Hooray!, Hooray!".

It was good to hear Andy Burnham with a northern, working class voice, make his pitch.

That needs a stronger union voice and working class voice in politics, not a further hollowing out of Labour's organisation.

Method for phrase search is implemented in secondary class "Voice commands" (Fig. 11).

That some other white students in the class voiced enthusiasm about the party is disturbing, painful and indicative of the larger presence of ignorance and discrimination students of color must endure in higher education.

'There were upper-class voices, there were upper middle-class voices.

"The more working-class voices there are, the better," he says.