Sentence examples for of whatever class from inspiring English sources
I think people go to healers, of whatever class or category, to be groomed.
Laud, as he himself was well aware, failed; but his devotion to a coherent purpose and his repudiation of hypocrisy, compromise, and corruption in allies and enemies of whatever class were rare and admirable qualities.
It is a palpable Aunt Sally to suggest that supporters of new grammar schools seek a return to a universal mandatory selection test; they do however assert that there is no educational basis for denying aspirational parents of whatever class the entirely voluntary choice of a grammar school education if their child would benefit from it.
This was a contemporary view as well; Pierre Coste, in his introduction in the first French edition in 1695, wrote, "it is certain that this Work was particularly designed for the education of Gentlemen: but this does not prevent its serving also for the education of all sorts of Children, of whatever class they are".
The use of drugs (of whatever class) capable of preventing mother-to-child HIV transmission without interfering with the fetal cells' transcription profile should be preferred.
Sexual and gender non- conforming individuals – of whatever class – are considered threats to the social order if they visibly refuse hetero-normative norms as manifest most notably through marriage.
Whatever class of transport, no woman is entirely sane following more than 14 hours of travel, including a change at Dubai.
God's being good might be understood in terms of God's being good to us, where us includes all created rational beings, or all created sentient beings, or whatever class of created beings to which one thinks that God has a special relationship.
The centerpiece of this strategy is financial-aid leveraging that allows a school essentially to buy whatever class it desires.
But in its careful delineation of individual characters, the painting also suggests that every man and woman, of whatever social class, needs work as a kind of soul medicine.
It's been a long time since we've had any kind of assembly in school, getting us out of whatever stupid class we didn't want to go to in the first place (unless it's art or gym).
