Sentence examples for enduring class from inspiring English sources

England's enduring class system can be aptly summed up in two words: public school.

In contrast, European workers often still see themselves as proletarians in an enduring class struggle.

At Lord's, James Hildreth's calmness and enduring class ensured Somerset drew with Middlesex.

Dwain Chambers showed his enduring class as an indoor 60m runner, blasting to victory in 6.58sec ahead of the former world 100m champion Kim Collins.

As you speed toward higher ground, the accents of the people change in that most basic semaphore of Britain's enduring class distinctions.

We should remember these simple facts as the allure of apprenticeships, with its enduring class twist, filters, with dangerous ease and speed, into everyday discourse.

Joe Biden, once he filled the second slot on a ticket led by a forty-six-year-old intellectual, remade himself as a tribune of enduring working-class values.

However, the enduring bias of class and wealth in private schools only partly explains the failure of public subsidies.

It will "require sustained long-term effort", the report added, along with radical organisational and managerial changes to "create a world-class, enduring submarine enterprise".

And it underscores the political class's enduring subservience to the crown.

The silence became famous, became a legend, but still Joe came in to work every day... Joe's patience and class in enduring so many empty days had become a source of comfort and even admiration.