Sentence examples for oppressive class from inspiring English sources
Some see the Dalai Lama and Tibet's old rulers as a feudal oppressive class and perceive Tibet as a backward region being developed by the Chinese.China gives Nepal aid and has built a road from Kathmandu to the Tibetan border.
The dichotomy also rationalizes oppressive class divisions.
Obama grew to perceive the rich as an oppressive class, a kind of neocolonial power within America.
The impressive feat of lifting up the sky so that humans could stop crawling and start walking upright denotes Maui liberating the masses from the taxing burdens of the oppressive class.
Returning to those moments with a sequel's ambitions on more powerful hardware was the biggest reason I was looking forward to Gravity Rush 2. What I didn't expect was all of that, plus a surprisingly on-point critique of oppressive class systems wrapped in anime trappings.
The costumes become Victoriana: an oppressive, class-bound society in black and white.
That's because many people are wedded to the notion that our problems are caused by an oppressive privileged class that perpetually keeps its boot stomped on the neck of the common man.
At his weekly meetings on Thursday nights, he criticized aspects of the post-jihad caliphate (as indeed did Abdullahi and Bello), especially the tendency of the new bureaucracy and its hangers-on to become another oppressive ruling class.
After acknowledging the proper limitations on British pride in its long-cherished liberties - these being the racism of its colonial policies and its oppressive domestic class structure - he said that he was not afraid of Oswald Mosley's black-shirted fascists, but instead of what he called "fabio-fascism".
"The familiar story is brought to life by subtly subjective direction that emphasizes the character's reticence and anxiety," Dave Kehr wrote in The New York Times last year in a reassessment of the film, "while the oppressive middle-class boardinghouse where much of the action takes place is described with acerbic precision".
Her background, like his, was middle class – oppressive and chilly.
