Sentence examples for cultured class from inspiring English sources

It must not even have the air of appealing to a specially literary and cultured class.

Take, for instance, the listless meanderings and musings of Mr. Yang's seven intellectuals, whom Mr. Pirotte says reflect the predicament of a real cultured class in contemporary China — possibly including figures like Mr. Yang himself — whose members have been sidelined.

According to Mallon, "Codman's upbringing was definitely that of the elite, cultured class – the Brahmins".

The subjects, eloquent snapshots of the provinces, remained unknown to the cultured class in Japan, until his popularity rose in Europe and the United States.

He is the best-loved artist of Britain's cultured classes... but I remember him when he was irrelevant.

Alongside the lessons in love which will teach her in stages about the raptures of (willing) submission, she's also curious about how the cultured classes live and what they know.

The influence of the essay and of genres allied to it, such as maxims, portraits, and sketches, proved second to none in molding the behavior of the cultured classes, first in Italy, then in France, and, through French influence, in most of Europe in the 17th century.

The influence of the essay and of genres allied to it, such as maxims, portraits, and sketches, proved second to none in molding the behaviour of the cultured classes, first in Italy, then in France, and, through French influence, in most of Europe in the 17th century.

These shows were well received; The Times commented that Chevalier's "vogue with the cultured classes is as great and as permanent as with his former patrons".

Welch (2006) speculates that this segregation of housing was not Plumbe's intention; Plumbe himself was quoted in 1896 as saying that "I regret that it is necessary to separate the richer and more cultured classes from the poorer, owing to the prejudices which exist; and these prejudices exist on the part of the poor as well as on the part of the other class".

Oiticica was born in Rio in 1937 to an upper-middle-class and deeply cultured family.