Sentence examples for matter of class from inspiring English sources

This was partly a matter of class.

Then there is the matter of class and connections.

Yet the debate avoided a taboo at the heart of the story: the tricky matter of class.

This burden of fraudulence, of needing to keep some lumbering secret self forever under wraps, was not merely a matter of class anxiety.

To the various theories about this that he was impotent, or gay, that it was a matter of class that kept them apart, that he did not have enough money Miss Glendinning adds another, incest.

When, on CNN, Wolf Blitzer asked Perry if he'd admit that the phrase was "pretty vile," Perry acknowledged only "pretty tough words," ones that he himself wouldn't use, as if it were a matter of class, tone, and bluntness.

Was the debate over audience behavior, for example, just a matter of "class-based fears of lower-class disorder"?

"Then they'd be in a position to say, 'Look, we did something to address some of the problem.' " But Mr. Hall suggested that the agency should take on "the entire litany of problems in this mandatory arbitration system," and not just the matter of class-action waivers.

On matters of class, the group is almost touchingly complacent.

As in all matters of class, the issues are intricate.

The main reason that national media outlets have a blind spot in matters of class is the lack of socioeconomic diversity within their ranks.