Sentence examples for classes of which from inspiring English sources

Television at this point was considered a wholly shameful, invalid art form pursued only by thickos, perverts, savages and the working classes, of which I ticked all boxes.

It has become divided into classes of which furniture and indoor decoration represent only one branch, with further subdivision within the branch.

When she was asked to lead master classes, of which I was a member, she was specifically expected to teach us acting and dramatic expression, rather than interfere with our vocal technique.

Population is an abstraction if, for instance, one disregards the classes of which it is composed.

The Java public interface consists of a number of classes, of which uk.ac.manchester.ChebiEntity is the primary entry point.

After major classes were determined, some utility classes were created to help present primary classes, of which a single class is insufficient to present the hierarchical behavior.

The city had a strong part in Turkey's current economic boom, creating a new Islamic middle class of which Mr. Gul was a part.

Born into the Colombian political class of which she is witheringly critical, she lived much of her life she is only 41 safely abroad.

It is worth noting that the officer class of which Stauffenberg was a member pledged their support to Hitler after he became chancellor in 1933.

He was also classic, in the sense that he belonged to a class of which he was the only and definitive member.

These materials belong to the implicit standard material (ISM) class, of which the GSM class is a subset.