Sentence examples similar to middle class bland from inspiring English sources
Modern art in Britain is muffled by a middle-class, bland consensus of approval.
Still, anyone in the middle class, accustomed to the bland comfort of a bank branch on every block, the idea of taking out a payday loan seems baffling, or even repellent.
He summed up his position succinctly in "Awopbop": "What does third-rate Art have on Superpop?" He then went on to pan Dylan ("a minor talent with a major gift for self-hype"), to savage the "White Album" in The New York Times ("boring almost beyond belief"), to liken the spread of hippie culture into the suburban middle class to Pepsi — fizzy, bland, second-rate.
Barbara teaches at an ordinary "comprehensive school" in North London, a place, as she describes it, of habitual underachievement, in which knobby-kneed boys and bland-looking girls stumble their way into the unchanging British lower middle class.
"I won't call it a bland background," says Mr. Wackerman, "but it was a very undramatic and proper, middle class.
The American middle class.
Model middle class Americans.
The middle class ballooned.
