Sentence examples for middle-class origin from inspiring English sources

Of middle-class origin, Müller became editor of the Social Democratic paper Görlitzer Zeitung in 1889.

The Angry Young Men were a new breed of intellectuals who were mostly of working class or of lower middle-class origin.

There were also Englishmen, primarily of lower- and middle-class origin, who hoped the New World would provide them with increased economic opportunity in the form of free or inexpensive land.

At the same time, thanks to its successful defiance of the United States which tried and failed to overthrow it by backing a Cuban exiles' invasion in April 1961 and its evident social advances, Castro's Cuba was looked to as a model throughout Latin America, not only by established leftist parties but also by disaffected students and intellectuals of mainly middle-class origin.

His years there were probably unhappy because, although he was proud of his middle-class origin, he was a constant butt of ridicule because of his ungainly figure, morose manner, and biting tongue; the bitterness of his book reflects the inferiority of his social position.

Despite his mountain-man pretensions, Thomas Grant Hadwin could never wholly conceal his middle-class origins.

Later, it turns out he is fashionably downgrading his Presbyterian middle-class origins in Glasgow.

His lower middle-class origins were stamped by local education at Eastborough council school and Wheelwright grammar school in Dewsbury.

For a vast majority, however, even those with middle-class origins, flight has brought a profound malaise.

Lucrative collaborations have increased appeal beyond the brand's ultra middle-class origins, and also among younger consumers.

College students, mostly of middle-class origins and considered apolitical, emerged as an organizing force in the demonstrations.