Sentence examples for middle class of which from inspiring English sources

The city had a strong part in Turkey's current economic boom, creating a new Islamic middle class of which Mr. Gul was a part.

The traditional Tory "wet" has a paternalistic attitude towards the poor; the rising middle class (of which Thatcher is one) believes success can be obtained by dint of hard work.

He had addressed many of the issues – of disaffection and disempowerment – that led to those riots in his plays, and had a strong sense that the small black middle class of which he had become a part had not fought hard enough for the younger generation.

However, in the subjective class, 26%% of the interviewed parents identified themselves as the lower middle class, only 12.3%% chose the lower class, while 41.7%% chose the upper middle class (of which only 4.7%% believed they were in the upper middle class and 37 % in the middle class).

Hans Bertens argued that the patriotism demonstrated by Drummond was closer to nationalistic pride and a paranoia about threats directed at the upper middle classes, of which Drummond was a member.

"There are 1.8 billion people who can be called middle-class, of which 23% live in Asia.

In the middle class of America, which is where Todd and I have been all of our lives, that's not patriotic".

The organization boasts of an African middle class of 300,000,000, which is "soon to be bigger than the entire populations of Brazil and Russia combined".

It gave extra focus to the new middle class of India which was above the poverty line but not enough rich to be in middle class.

If she does, she needs to win the support of the middle class, much of which has tired of kirchnerismo.

One was the rising economic and cultural power of the British middle class, to which Ms. Uglow's innovators belonged.