Sentence examples for essentially middle from inspiring English sources
Through the ages, the WI has also been essentially middle class.
It is essentially Middle American, with a range extending from Mexico into coastal Ecuador, and it occupies undisturbed climax rainforest.
His background, he says, was "essentially middle class, though our financial position took a big downswing when he went".
The revolt against Rousseff is a middle-class one, in a country that is not yet essentially middle class in the manner of the United States.
"You don't have to be a statistician to see that there's a dual financial system in America, one for essentially middle- and high-income consumers, and another one for the people that can least afford it," said John Taylor, president of the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, a group that advocates for expanding financial services in underserved communities.
Through 10 years of economic ills, Japan has clung tightly to a number of cherished national myths, from the idea that an economy that rose to greatness so quickly after World War II couldn't possibly be fundamentally broken, to the notion that all Japanese people are essentially middle class.
The two hours of not very original vituperation had, as Osborne intended, shocked the essentially middle-class audience.
"Goths don't do anything bad in the UK," I say "They're a gentle and essentially middle-class subculture".
The toads beneath the harrow here are essentially middle-aged people who feel thrust aside by younger ones, typically over employment.
Because there was little in the way of court or church patronage in northern Europe, most Dutch artists painted for the open market and an essentially middle-class clientele.
The nobility and the grand and petty sovereigns who figured so much in Goethe's later life had no part in his early experiences: he was a town child from a rich family in an essentially middle-class world.
