Sentence examples for perception of class from inspiring English sources

The rise in house prices has the potential to change our perception of class and home ownership because you have to be pretty well off to afford a nice house.

The survey, which polled 2,048 adults from Dec. 6 to 19, found that perception of class conflict surged the most among white people, middle-income earners and independent voters.

Table 3 Scores of items assessing students' perception of class participation   Number Pre-course Post-course t Sig.

The perception of class conflict has also intensified -- 30percentt see "very strong conflicts," a figure that doubled from 2009.

The Pew survey found that whites had significantly larger increases in perception of class conflict than blacks and hispanics, rising to 65percentt from 43percentt in 2009.

Mathematics – Create, administer and tabulate the results of a student body poll that focuses on perceptions of class.

I began to understand then that perceptions of class identity in Britain could change quickly based on a number of factors.

Perceptions of class prejudice are high across the social spectrum but peak at opposite ends; 66% of social grade A (the highest grade) agree that class prejudice is common, and 62% of social grade E (the lowest grade) concur.

Holofcener's previous picture, "Friends with Money," from 2006, was propelled by tart perceptions of class, wealth, and contemporary marriage in Los Angeles, where she has been living in recent years.

Referencing a January 2012 Pew Research Center report on public perceptions of class conflict within the United States, Chomsky notes that inequalities in the country "have risen to historically unprecedented heights".

In addition, a student's greater level of participation in class has been linked with positive perception of the class (Crombie et al., 2003), decreased anxiety about performance and ability in the course topic (Fassinger, 2000), and increased critical thinking (Tsui, 2002).