Sentence examples for mingling of classes from inspiring English sources
Foreign visitors remarked both on the free range of speech there and on the mingling of classes and professions.
While some of the women suffered tragic ends, succumbing to penury, alcoholism or disease, others escaped from poverty — or even vaulted into high society, thanks to the surprisingly free mingling of the classes in 18th-century London, which resulted in a level of social mobility that Victorians would drastically limit (and cover up in their family trees).
Hurricane Sandy has brought much misery, but this mingling of race and class can only be good.
Some like the deft mingling of mass and class, through a smorgasbord of merchandise culled from stores like Barneys New York, progressive boutiques like Opening Ceremony in downtown Manhattan and cheap chic chains like Urban Outfitters.
This mingling of paranoia and class-clown shenanigans played a big role in the decision by last year's Obie Award committee to honor Mr. Khemiri, 32, with a playwriting award for "Invasion!," which made its New York debut in a short run at Walkerspace last February.
Huberta Fahnl, the principal of the Selzergasse school, believes that a happy mingling of cultures and religions is possible in this working-class district.
This mingling of martial arts was an eye-opener.
That male mingling of personal with professional pride.
One sees the mingling of cultures on all sides.
But the mingling of the species is messy.
