Sentence examples for fine class from inspiring English sources

"They were well appearing and their kind treatment of our wounded stamped them as a fine class of men.

When "Opera as Drama" finishes for the day, my father thanks Professor MacNeil for her fine class.

Morris's influential painted-plywood beams and L shapes of 1964-65 — inert as sculpture, with none of the sensational truculence of an Andre — are like fine class projects, demonstrating command of a subject.

He said: "The Western Isles have a reputation for high class produce and Stornoway Black Pudding is recognised as an excellent foodstuff, delicious whether it be for breakfast or as an integral part of fine class dining in some of the best restaurants in the world".

The imbalance of the training set results in coarser ranges for classes around the extrema values and very fine classes otherwise.

Shove his nose into his skull!" Krav Maga isn't practiced exclusively by men, and I'm sure there are many fine classes out there for women, but in my group of 13 men and four women, it was hard to escape the impression that I didn't belong.

Lewinsky's lucky she isn't a Brit Americans don't find much in Britain bigger and better than back home, but Vanity Fair says we do a finer class of sex scandal.

However, the large separation between two consecutive CIs suggests that other variables (and therefore other score values) could be considered in the model to obtain a finer class division.

In summary, this scoring system allowed finer class division than the model of Figure 3 (the number of classes increased from 4 to 6) but the price paid was overlapping of the 95% confidence interval of one patient class with two others.

Second  stage:   fine-class  classification of env.

The results shown that Pb is concentrated mainly in the finer classes (about 40%% of the Pb is in the classes below 53 μm) whereas for the elements Zn and Cd is observed a significant decrease in the concentrations particle size classes between 38 and 10 microns.