Sentence examples for kind for working-class from inspiring English sources

This has led to predictions of another kind for working-class Rahway.

The son of a grocer's assistant, he helped change mountaineering from a game for the wealthy upper-middle classes into a kind of liberation for working-class men such as him to remake their lives.

When I quote the view that the Sensation show was a kind of coming-of-age for working-class women artists, she folds in on herself, hugging her chest, and denies the generalisation.

But his eye for working-class faces, the kind so few others turn their cameras toward, is unerring.

We watched the Royles with a combination of sentimental nostalgia for the kind of working-class habits that my parents had all but left behind, and a fond middle-class amusement at their parade of inelegancies.

For working-class parents and their children, school was more often a site of conflict and stress, needing a different kind of parenting.

But what does this mean for working-class white people?

"I thought Obama was for working-class people," he said.

Live Theatre was formed in 1973 with the aim of providing "theatre for working-class audiences on Tyneside about their own experiences and performed by working-class actors".

Yet I'm sometimes asked if it's terribly difficult writing dialogue for working-class characters because working-class people, particularly men, don't converse.

He blamed feminism for somehow causing a shortage of jobs for working-class men.