Sentence examples for considered a classy from inspiring English sources

7 00 p.m. — Dinner at Chili's (considered a classy establishment in Upstate N.Y).

Without the Vanderbilts, the Central would no longer be considered a classy railroad company, or "flash road".

When Kanter expressed dissatisfaction with the draft, Gerry hired Donald James, a novelist whom he considered "a classy writer with a good reputation", to strengthen the characterisation.

Only in the world of Dolly Parton could Forever Love – a song so laden with sugar that Jamie Oliver may shortly get up a campaign to have it banned – be considered a thing of classy understatement.

"That was not considered the classy thing to do," Don Bingham, who was the Mansion administrator under Huckabee, said.

I've learned that getting drunk and barfing at a dinner party is not considered classy.

You don't have to have been born a genius or beautiful to be considered classy.

The cruel twist is that bound feet were considered beautiful and classy, and nice girls had to have them if they wanted to marry well.

Insulting, suggestive or improper slogans or pictures will never be considered classy, though some may be humorous.

It may be unjust, but nobody will ever consider you classy after Bill Clinton penetrates you with a cigar and has "oral-anal contact" with you.

Schilling said that Rodriguez could end up as the greatest player ever, but that he would not consider him classy.