Sentence examples for eye for class from inspiring English sources

Ms. Gorokhova has a nice eye for class distinctions.

With its acutely observant eye for class differences and chilly corporate manners "The Company Men" has two moral grounding wires.

Ellie Jones not only directs with a nice eye for class nuance, but links the scenes with wild dances that hint at the characters' inner lives.

Mr. Ford is best when he brings hip-hop's keen eye for class struggle to country, as on "She Ain't Too Good for That," which recalls some of the sharp-tongued work of Toby Keith.

It is the two remaining stories in this volume that best showcase the author's myriad gifts as a realist: her keen, sociological eye for class and ideology; her understanding of the contradictory impulses of the human heart; her ability to conjure a place, a mood and a time through seemingly matter-of-fact descriptions.

He was born in Leeds, his father a butcher, his mother the dearly loved, mildly exasperating figure whose complicated household routines, eye for class-giveaways, surrealistic leaps of logic and, later, her Alzheimer's, inform so much of his writing.

You may well decide to buy some old-fashioned long-term care coverage from an insurance company now, while keeping one eye out for Class Act developments.

Leary has a keen eye for New England class distinctions — for how outsiders romanticize the history of a place, even as their presence alters it.

As with The Return, The Banishment and Elena, Zvyagintsev exhibits an extraordinary eye for the class-inflected details of intimate family life, the personal and the political perfectly intertwined, albeit to rather more forthright purpose here than elsewhere in his back catalogue.

But his eye for working-class faces, the kind so few others turn their cameras toward, is unerring.

Lieven has a sharp eye not only for class divisions, but also for the tribal and clan loyalties that underpin Pakistani society.