Sentence examples for criminal classes from inspiring English sources

The political and criminal classes here have been conflated.

Homelessness is not a lifestyle choice of the criminal classes, despite efforts to convince you otherwise.

The origin of the word slang itself is obscure; it first appeared in print around 1800, applied to the speech of disreputable and criminal classes in London.

Earlier, writing in The Guardian, Mr Clarke said the "broken penal system" had failed to stop the "criminal classes" from reoffending.

This is so that the police can call off their own city-wide manhunt, which is seriously inconveniencing the criminal classes.

(Gore Vidal on an old show of mine: "We must always remember that the police are recruited from the criminal classes").

Sheriff Jones obviously sees through a different lens, and views immigrants as a dangerous criminal class.

It leaves its target diminished as a human, a lifetime member of a presumptive criminal class.

No taxes are collected on the proceeds, while a newly minted criminal class is enriched and emboldened.

The architectural hodgepodge is a sort of palimpsest of conflicting philosophies of how to deal with the criminal class.

In Slobodan Milosevic's Yugoslavia, sanctions virtually fused the state with the criminal class.Sanctions may have other results too.