Sentence examples for elite labour from inspiring English sources

When the seriousness of the prospective damage from Brexit becomes more apparent – almost certainly hitting the very people who felt "left out" and ignored by the so-called "metropolitan elite" – Labour may summon the courage to be more forthright about the folly of Brexit.

In writing it, he dripped righteous anger on everyone, the Tory elite and Labour.

At some point, having been hijacked by the elite class, Labour was always either going to collapse – as it has done in Scotland – or revive.

Mizrahi Jews, many of whom arrived in Israel in 1950s, believe they were treated as second-class citizens by the Ashkenazi elite that dominated Labour, prompting them to vote Likud or other rightwing parties, even when Amir Peretz – also a Mizrahi – led Labour.

The trouble is, I cannot imagine most of the Labour elite having either the wit or humility to get involved.

Fleet Street's elite corps of labour and industrial correspondents used to call us "dinosaurs", McCluskey recalled.

Alongside all of this, we should also remember the political abandonment of whole estates by an elite called New Labour.

People know the New Labour elite has run its course". One reason he isn't better known is that he refuses to jump in front of the cameras.

Michael was not popular with the New Labour elite, not least because he never troubled to conceal his disdain for them.

Yet such is the BBC's influence over the Labour elite that nobody should be very surprised.To understand why, it is necessary to look back ten years, to the beginning of John Birt's reign as director-general.

Snobbery these days is not for baronets or the peerage, but it is recognisable instantly in the Bath pump-rooms where a stifling correctness takes one straight to the New Labour elite.