Sentence examples for of the higher class from inspiring English sources

In Book ii of his poems, Delia's place is taken by Nemesis (also a fictitious name), who was a courtesan of the higher class, with several lovers.

In Frederick Barbarossa's time certain freemen of the higher class, such as Vögte, or "advocates," began to style themselves as counts.

"In such a small community, that is considered as being of the higher class," van Hove told me one afternoon over coffee at Café Stanislavski, in the lobby of his theatre, which is on a busy square crisscrossed by clanging trams and insouciant cyclists.

Since the lifetime is a key parameter for the reliability of an RFID system, the energy budget of the higher class tag has to be as balanced as possible.

Today the eastern side of Davenport still contains many of the higher class houses in the city.

It is possible that some of the higher class members of the army rode to battle, but when battle was joined they dismounted to fight on foot.

People at the lowest levels of society today have life styles that are much better than those of the higher classes in generations past.

And while her doctors diagnosed hysteria, a condition "most prevalent in the young female members of the higher classes", they also discerned that excited minds seemed "to exercise some mysterious or occult influence".

His figure was held with such regard that some members of the higher classes were arrested due to their links with Cofresí.

It simply means that any person identified to be in one particular class will also meet the qualifications for all the lower classes but not any of the higher classes.

It was absolutely of the highest class".