Sentence examples for of working classes from inspiring English sources

There was a huge inequity in wealth, a stirring of working classes.

In large part, it is a response to the abuses of capitalist development and its underlying and essentially uncritical conception of individual liberty, which tolerated, and even legitimized, the exploitation of working classes and colonial peoples.

And the reason why I could never be a conservative is that much about our past in fact was really, really bad for people: oppression of working classes, women, how those with disabilities were treated, racism, xenophobia and discrimination towards the LGBT community.

In later work, Lamont (2009) inspected social borders as a symbolic expression voiced in the discourses of working classes of France and the USA, finding that ethical frames aligning with class, race, and ethnic affiliation underlie dynamics of membership and exclusion.

In the cities the proletariat has disappeared; now they're the Chinese working class, experiencing all the insecurity of working classes around the world.

Once, apparently, they were great conductors of working class talent into middle-class stability.

Margaret Thatcher found a way of developing a brand of working class Conservatism.

Mr Mann said: "Labour has always been the voice of working class people.

"This area traditionally had a large number of working class, but they are being driven out.

[The new definition of working class is having a screen too big for the living room].

It is seen as a major cause of working class displacement.