Sentence examples for lower class to from inspiring English sources

Rather than being the result of an optimised system, the flow of money from an indebted lower class to a gilded elite is a political choice.

It also stars Milla Jovovich and Jeremy Davies, and has a score composed by Bono, yet it's likely that the movie -- a more-or-less suspense story set in a crummy Los Angeles hotel, and more specifically another examination of the lower class to which Mr. Wenders is so attracted -- will never see a commercial release here.

In a series of seven studies, published in March in PNAS, researchers found that upper-class people are more likely than the lower class to break all kinds of rules to cut off cars and pedestrians while driving, to help themselves to candy they know is meant for children, to report an impossible score in a game of chance to win cash they don't rightfully deserve.

In modern society, education functions both as a channel of the reproduction of the upper class and a chance for the lower class to move upward.

As for the lower class, to the need for survival is fundamental: humans must survive first, and only then seek development.

He also clawed his way from lower class to what my mother called upper lower class.

But if rooftop access is evolving from an alternative beach escape for the lower classes to a privilege of the wealthiest, it has not quite happened yet.

And changing one's name -- or one's pronunciation -- has long been used by the lower classes to affect a patina of poshness.

Soldiers, merchants, and performers attached to traveling musical theatre companies introduced these dances of the middle and lower classes to Latin America.

He warned that as more middle-class women attended college, middle-class men would look to the lower classes to find uneducated wives.

For many centuries the Russian clergy had to fight against the inveterate custom of our lower classes to contract unions without the sanction of the Church.