Sentence examples for has a pervasive working-class from inspiring English sources

"The Killing" is set in a city, for one thing — it was shot in Vancouver — and has a pervasive working-class grittiness and grubbiness to it.

No one has a copyright on working-class struggles".

That's a key reason why we don't have a multitude of working-class MPs.

"The BBC had a great subject: working-class, postwar Britain was being revealed".

He does not appear to have a regional or working-class accent.

"The Ontario clubs had a lot of working-class, blue-collar guys," he says.

Unlike most of the ruling elite, he has a working-class background.

He had a strong working-class London accent.

The Democrats don't have a "white working-class problem".

In the words of Luc Sante, Simenon had a working-class view of his profession.

"I have a working-class ethic," he told The New York Times in 2001.