Sentence examples for conscious class from inspiring English sources
I don't think Okenwa being drawn to Raphael is a conscious "class rebellion".
In "Where Good Ideas Come From," Steven Johnson explains that the English coffeehouses of the eighteenth century "fertilized countless Enlightenment-era innovations," in large part because they were a rare sphere of conscious class mixing.
In Helen's class-conscious, class-centered world, she instantly changes sides — but has to go home again.
The rough simplicity of existence there stands in pointed contrast to the complicated, self-conscious, class-divided urban life she once knew.
They are often extremely conscious of class and status and they develop venomous feelings toward people who do not pay them sufficient respect.
The transformative impact of economic growth unleashed by a fully empowered, socially conscious entrepreneurial class will dwarf the results achieved by the previous aid-driven approach to Africa's development.
The Guardian, which leans left and used to see itself as the voice of Britain's socially conscious middle class, has struck a more combative tone in the last few years.
One is the socially conscious fund class.
No major societal structural changes have occurred in any part of the contemporary nation-states without the engagement of a conscious social class.
Psychoanalysis, for all its troubles in America, benefits from brand recognition among China's cachet-conscious middle class.
The deficit-conscious freshman class, he said, "probably tips the scale" toward a willingness to curb the costly Medicare and Social Security entitlement programs that earlier lawmakers considered too politically risky.
