Sentence examples for cry class from inspiring English sources

And if you try to stop them they cry "class warfare"!

The only people who cry "class warfare" are those whose wealthy classes who have gotten a free pass for the moment.

The rich are partying like the Great Gatsby and then some, buying the loyalty of elected leaders, and crying Class Warefare anytime anyone suggests the wealthiest 1percentt probably shouldn't control more than a third of the nation's overall wealth and perhaps shouldn't have seen their incomes double as a percentage of the total economic pie in the last 35 years.

Not thrice but 10 times on this Rialto did he repeat "the wealthiest 1percentt," his rallying cry of class warfare.

To the left a photo, that has gone viral, of a professor holding a students child because he began to cry in class.

The other students were trying to open themselves to impulse; Aronofsky wanted to become unself-conscious enough to cry in class.

By sparking international action, the sting has been drawn from the Conservatives' cry of "class war"; George Osborne and David Cameron could not oppose the measure without alienating an angry public.

Bernard Keane has documented how the cry of "class war" has been deployed to describe variously Gonski's more equitable education funding policy (Christopher Pyne, Kevin Donnelly), the super profits mining tax (Andrew Forrest), the proposal for our most wealthy superannuants to pay 15% tax (Matthias Cormann) and just about everything else (Tony Abbott, Joe Hockey).

If you need to cry in class, you can lower your face, or cover your face with a book.

Which brings us back to those cries of "class warfare".

IT IS a placid state usually, not given to feuds; but these days Vermont is riven with cries of class warfare.