Sentence examples for other social classes from inspiring English sources

And the wealthy increasingly cluster in neighborhoods that isolate them from other social classes.

They were also alarmed that more and more land was passing from their control to other social classes.

Some reports have criticized the grand master for overreacting to a common problem faced by parents of other social classes.

News of this massacre, known as Bloody Sunday, spread quickly, and very soon most of the other social classes and ethnic groups in the empire were in uproar.

By the end of the period, however, the priests had come to form a separate class of specialists, the Brahmans, who claimed superiority over all the other social classes, including the Rajanyas (later Kshatriyas), the warrior class.

They can engage societies through the acquisition and the circulation of critical knowledge, or through dialogical relations of Paulo Freire (1978) with other social classes or by national struggles à la Fanon (1963).

Those Romans and Romanized indigenous peoples living in regions where Greek was the dominant prestige language became pastoralists or town dwellers during the Slavic invasions of the 6th and 7th centuries, if they were not already in one or the other social class at the time of those invasions.

But where Yemen's other hereditary social classes, the sayyids and the judges and the sheiks, and even the lower orders like butchers and ironworkers, slowly dissolved, the Akhdam retained their separate position.

But most Britons still instinctively filter themselves and others into social classes, with attendant suspicions and snobberies.

Far from age obliterating any other aspect of our lives, those other aspects – social class, income, ethnicity – become more, not less, important over time.

The most plausible explanation is that in large families the affordability of sun holidays in exotic countries and other high social class behaviours at risk, including use of solarium, is less than in small families (Bentham and Aase, 1996; Hemminki and Mutanen, 2001; Hemminki and Li, 2004).