Sentence examples for generation and class from inspiring English sources

You expect men of his generation and class to be blithe, and a little butch.

"By the time she appeared on the stage, my generation and class was already firmly in the 'We Know Our Place' mindset," he says.

He talks in the unhurried manner of his generation and class, pulling out the diphthongs, and his sentences bending to an expiring cadence, while the frequent Yesses which patrol your own comments are largely noncommittal.

St. Pierre belongs to a generation and class in which a man would rather not light his own cigarette if a waitress will do it in return for a wink.

His intellectual autobiography is written in the language of an Englishman of his generation and class; yet when he starts to lay out his case for God, he uses Americanisms like "beverages," "vacation" and "candy".

He has a wonderfully sharp eye for the emotional reticence of the men of A. N. Dyer's generation and class, for the ways in which their more open, more voluble children must become expert readers of patriarchal gaps and silences, in order to make sense of what he finely calls "these heavily redacted men".

Bush et al. proposed a framework which divides the MDR processes into three classes: (1) a data handling class, (2) a model generation and processing class, and (3) a result storage class.

It also sketches a portrait — perhaps an unnervingly familiar picture for American audiences — of a society divided by sex, generation, religion and class.

Furthermore, factors such as generation, ethnicity and class are also of vital importance in the make-up of masculine identities, demonstrating that the discourse of masculinity is a multilayered and complex process developed through history (20).

Vic and Bob's surrealist antics were unable to unite generations and classes the way Mr Blobby had done in previous years.

The kinds of exhortations to dream big that some previous generations and classes of graduates heard have been supplanted by pleas to be strong.