Sentence examples for mean working class from inspiring English sources

"Because some Chinese people succeeded doesn't mean working class Chinese have the same capability and upward mobility.

Privatization means working class children get less and the wealthy keep getting more.

For Labour, that meant working class hard-Leavers worried about immigration.

You mean the working class then?

And yes, that does mean more working class candidates.

I mean the working class here doesn't suit me anymore.

It means most working class households rely on renting, often in crime-ridden areas on the city's periphery.

That means the working class must endure lower pay, higher taxes, and fewer government services.

So, what does it mean to be working class today?

A Radio Shame transistor broadcasts the artist's trips to Asda ("I've been called authentic twice this week. I think they mean I'm working class") as she proclaims her creative ambition to get "the insides on to the outsides".

What I saw in the video was a lot -- I mean, mostly -- working class guys and perhaps even more worse off financially -- who see an "upper class" woman and aren't going to be restrained by convention or protocol or cultural boundaries or social norms or expectations.