Sentence examples for more working class from inspiring English sources

And yes, that does mean more working class candidates.

Her husband, Dennis, is more working class and less indulgent.

Michigan City, farther east, is more working class.

Q: What would you do to get more working class people into parliament?

He said he wanted Labour to field more working class candidates.

Each Bear employee seems scrappier and more working class than the next.

Traditionally, England's genteel anti-Semitism has been more of the British establishment than the British working class, whereas anti-Muslim sentiment has been more working-class than establishment.

The government is convinced that more working-class students, including many with few formal qualifications, should go to university.

The spirit of Chicago's bohemianism was somewhat more working-class and openly revolutionary than New York's.

For the more working-class areas, the reality is anything but.

The next American electorate will be more nonwhite, more working-class, and more leftwing.