Sentence examples for lacking class from inspiring English sources

Cutre (KOO-tray) Seedy, lacking class.

The full-back will miss the semi-final against Fiji after aggravating a knee problem but his replacement is hardly lacking class, with Greg Inglis expected to step up against the Bati having come off the bench last Saturday.

In an article in the Sunday Telegraph, Arora said: "At its best, the besmirching of John Sentamu has revealed that strand of snobbery which views outsiders as lacking class, diplomacy or civility – in other words 'not one of us'.

"Not because West Indies look as though they have absolutely no chance of winning and seem to be lacking class all through their side, thereby ruining the spectacle as a contest, but for the reason that every time I see a capitulation from the West Indians I fear for the future of the sport in the islands.

"An action-comedy set in the rural badlands, 'Dabangg' was not only a sensational hit in Salman's traditional fan base, but also captured the imagination of the urban middle-classes, who were prone to deride Salman-starrers as lacking class and taste".

Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood accused Benfica coach Jorge Jesus of "lacking class" following the London side's 3-1 Europa League defeat.

Some would say he lacks class, in every sense.

That would lack class, ruin the whole game between us.

Rubio, in a Trump-like move, said that Obama lacked "class".

It is an imperfect world populated by individuals who lack class, conscience and moral compass.

Marcus was logical to the end, destroying his copy of the files, but lacked class in crashing a funeral.