Sentence examples for in a better class from inspiring English sources

"Throughout my childhood no adult ever addressed a question to me," Osborne wrote in "A Better Class of Person" (1981), his best-selling first volume of autobiography.

Describing Christmas get-togethers in A Better Class of Person, he writes that, "What the two families shared was the heart pumped from birth by misgiving.

The poster-boy of the self-pitiless autobiography is John Osborne in A Better Class of Person and Almost A Gentleman.

Brookfield executives say that for them art is an investment in the core business that pays off in a better class of tenants and higher rents.

Stay in a better class hotel - or bring a separate sheet or sleeping bag liner, your own pillow case or pillow, and some netting to ward off flying insects or mosquitos.

The McCarthys fly in a better class than they used to, but otherwise their life shows few traces of the financial success that, in recent years, has put McCarthy in the same rarefied realm as artists like Jeff Koons, Cindy Sherman and Richard Prince.

"A band that looks good, goes in for a better class of showmanship, and seems to be enjoying its work will always be sure of a return visit wherever it plays," Lunceford once said.

In other words, a better class of junk.

"Nothing ever struck me with such despair and disbelief as the truly cold heart," he writes in his autobiography, A Better Class of Person.

True, yet as the liberal economist Paul Krugman enjoys pointing out, all the financial crises of the past few decades have been instigated not by an enlightened proletariat, but by pinstriped bourgeoisie in search of a better class of oyster.

As a petty swindler himself, he's quick to imagine foul play -- which is why he hires a watcher for Gustine whenever she's out soliciting business in that expensive blue dress, bought in order to lure a better class of client.