Sentence examples for obsession class from inspiring English sources

From there, Pamuk guides us through a multi-decade tale of loss that is equally a quasi-anthropological portrait of obsession, class and, because the author is Orhan Pamuk, ideas about East and West.

All our national obsessions: class, education and elitism are represented in the experience of one shy schoolgirl.

School provided Orwell with one of his lifelong obsessions, class; his experience as a colonial policeman provided a tutorial in the other, the abuse of power.

Nine decades later it is possible to see the Great War as a gigantic filter, through which all kinds of national obsessions – class, Empire, patriotism – are endlessly refracted.

Dan Goldhaber, an education professor at the University of Washington, said the obsession with class size stemmed from a desire for "something that people can grasp easily — you walk into a class and you see exactly how many kids are there".

The noodle obsession transcends class, regional and culinary expertise barriers.

"There's an existing obsession with class," he said.

Britain has always had an obsession with class.

It is tempting to be depressed by this unchanging obsession with class.

Everyone, of course, meant the wealthy and famous, since Beaton, as Albrecht says, had "a snobbish obsession with class and status".

A main theme of Stedman Jones's book is that Marx and Engels, in their obsession with class, ignored the power of other forms of identity.