Sentence examples for middle class obsession from inspiring English sources

Just a white middle class obsession.

The joint threats of pollution (black spores), in-breeding (yellow jumper guy), the secularisation of western Europe (melting crucifix - possibly tumbling from a crumbling church spire?), spray cans (reflecting the middle class obsession with vandalism), and wimpy pacifism (Mr Peace Sign).

Somehow, though, service has come to mean a Mary Portas type of middle-class obsession.

The current middle-class obsession with Aldi might fade if wages ever start to outstrip inflation again.

This middle-class obsession with children obtaining grade eight on anything properly musical is something I explore in my novel The Square, a satirical poke at bourgeois existence.

This middle-class obsession with the authenticity of the working classes was something I experienced during my adolescence in leafy north Essex.

Once the domain of the very rich, armored cars have become a middle- and upper-middle-class obsession, especially in this huge city notorious for roadside assaults and kidnappings.

It shrewdly weaves the American middle-class obsession with documenting innocuous daily life on film and now videotape into a grim, watchable wormhole narrative about a family's descent into self-denial, lies and abuse, And the dramatic competition grand prize went to "American Splendor," the adaptation of Harvey Pekar's growly, sweat-stained autobiographical underground comic book.

Open, it creates a "cozy little hearth area, which contains my only middle-class obsessions, my stereo system and television".

Many self-styled "radicals" (the quotes are intentional) tried to cast marriage as solely a white, upper middle class gay obsession.

Titled The Good News About Booze, which sounds like an off-license run by a Jehovah's Witness, it tackles three of the middle class's greatest obsessions: dying of cancer, mediocre sex, and drinks that middle-class people like.