Sentence examples for ideas of class from inspiring English sources

She did a great deal to smash the ideas of class that prevailed in the 70s, but smash patriarchy?

Cranford on the other hand reveals a Britain still uneasy with ideas of class and social convention and perhaps a little scared of the future.

This engrossing portrait of Virginia Woolf and the women who looked after her explores how modern ideas of class and gender crucial to Woolf's writing ran up against her lingering ties to a waning Victorian domestic order.

Some analysts describe the battle as pitting older ideas of class or community against new mass aspirations; others see battles between different ideas of India; still more talk of the regions.

It seems very much an English word, given that it is so wrapped up with ideas of class… There is a whole range of people for whom the word is very powerful.

Her radical attitudes toward conventional morality (the novel Desmond tells of the innocent love of a man for a married woman) and political ideas of class equality (inspired by the French Revolution) gained her notoriety, but her work belongs essentially with that of the derivative 18th-century romantic tradition of women novelists.

It's very romantic for sure, indebted to [Cecil] Beaton and the idea of class, heritage and history".

It calmly and expertly demolished the pillars of Marxist thought: the labour theory of value, the idea of class struggle, historical materialism and the like.

What Marx brought to the idea of class struggle was a conception of how it had developed and how it must eventually turn out.

After her conversion, she rejected the idea of class struggle and put her emphasis on a philosophy emphasizing the dignity of the individual.

Perhaps this difference in shopping habits gave me an early understanding of the idea of "class", but if so it was a dim one.