Sentence examples for inflexible class from inspiring English sources

As the story sprawls and lurches like a soap opera through the expansive arc of its melodramatic plot points, Cissé maintains patience, and even tenderness, for his self-deluding characters while depicting a wide array of underlying ills, including polygamous marriage, political corruption and cronyism, inflexible class hierarchies, and religious hypocrisy.

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I find writers on cities such as Lynsey Hanley and Anna Minton give the best account of social immobility, in charting the working-class exclusivity and inflexible design of postwar council housing.

This contributed to an inflexible social order, in which middle classes developed much later than in northern Europe, and which led to economic and political pathologies like statism and autocracy.

It's been clear since the 1970s that the class system was becoming more inflexible.

The irony is that if the Beagle adventure hadn't happened the way it did - headlong, economy-class, constrained both by an inflexible mass and the strict deadline of the planet's timetable - it would not have happened at all.

Now there are classes for jocks, the extremely inflexible and exercise newbies.

He understands intuitively that the class system in the US is inflexible, despite protestations by politicians to the contrary.

Bedi flipped her penalty assignment into another PR triumph, transforming Tihar into a rehabilitative ashram, introducing an inflexible regimen of morning meditation, vocational training, and yoga classes.

So now firms are copying some manufacturers — which have similarly inflexible pay because of union contracts — by creating a separate class of lower-paid workers.At law firms, these positions are generally called "career associates" or "permanent associates".

Our findings reinforce the need for change in the inflexible age-grade system that puts children with disparate learning abilities in the same class.