Sentence examples for commercial classes from inspiring English sources
In Edo, the new commercial classes created a subculture, an alternative way of life that rejected tradition and embraced hedonism.
The law did not permit the commercial classes to own garments made of velvet, brocade, silk, or other rich fabrics.
America's commercial classes are fed up with a president they associate with big government, red tape and class warfare.
Ruskin was born into the commercial classes of the prosperous and powerful Britain of the years immediately following the Napoleonic Wars.
His great portraits of the 1740s, clear, bold and moving, do not, on the whole, show the fashionable world, but the professional and commercial classes he knew well, all portrayed with a moving directness and consummate skill.
Even after the crunch, the commercial classes assume that the world will become more integrated: who can resist economic logic and technology?It is not hard to see why such a presumption should exist.
No commercial class has yet developed to take up the slack.
As America evolved from subsistence to commercial agriculture, an influential commercial class increased its power in nearly every colony.
The spoils of war, together with an expanding trade, favoured the development of a well-to-do commercial class.
He wiped away symbols of corporate excess, eliminated the corporate limousine and began to fly commercial class.
By 1848, a large and prosperous commercial class was wreaking havoc on England's old caste system.
