Sentence examples for hostile classes from inspiring English sources

Most of that disaster's victims were officially designated members of "hostile classes," or enemies of the state, so the regime hardly mourned their deaths.

He launched the Red Terror, a merciless extermination of the Whites, the "hostile classes"; the officers of the imperial Army who had fought against Germany were among the primary targets.

Mr Kim was irrevocably condemned to the "hostile class" because his father had been studying in Japan at the time of Korea's liberation and did not make it home until 1958.

Yet in my experience of the town, where I grew up and whose local comp I attended,there has always been a palpable, occasionally even hostile, sense of class division.

The senator has been trying desperately to bolster his standing with skeptical and even hostile white working-class voters.

Perhaps elite intellectuals like Mr. Miller himself unwittingly created an atmosphere hostile to such middle-class attitudes.

But the proceedings that drew to a close in State Superior Court here this week did not involve a high-stakes hostile takeover or a class action by shareholders.

First, he could be more difficult to brand as hostile to the middle class, because Mr. Gingrich does not have a history of buying and selling companies as Mr. Romney does from his time at Bain Capital.

(To shield the Journal from hostile takeovers, the family in 1984 submitted — and shareholders approved — a plan to issue a new, Class B stock with ten times the voting power of Class A stock.

They can't just ban certain classes of likely hostile voters from the voting booth, like they could in the old days.

The sadder takeaway, perhaps, is that grief was always there waiting for the Fords in this mostly segregated, racially hostile stretch of lower-middle-class Long Island, one that the family traversed with up-from-the-South striver grit through the seventies, eighties, and early nineties.