Sentence examples for ones of class from inspiring English sources

The pressures are the ordinary ones of class and sex: a mother who longs for a gentility perpetually out of her grasp, a charming, silent, but finally ineffectual father who can't seem to satisfy his more imaginative wife.

(The series addresses issues of race as well as the usual ones of class).

The greatest problem, however, was one of class values.

The problem, as with so much of British politics, was one of class.

The biggest difference between the book and film versions of Poppins, however, was one of class.

Before day one of class even starts, students must do around 150 hours of pre-work.

Glucagon exerts its action by binding to its receptor, glucagon receptor (GCGR), one of class B G-protein coupled receptors (GPCRs).

The ensuing story is one of class struggle and the plight of the artist (yes, seriously).

To the poet, though, the first question isn't one of class or color.

The question is one of class, but the issue beneath, as ever in South Africa, is whether class and race can truly unbind.

Peyton is an example of this and because of it his reputation is one of class and he is viewed by most with admiration and respect.