Sentence examples for profession class from inspiring English sources

"Michelle was a student in my legal profession class in which I ask students how they would react to difficult ethical and professional challenges," said the professor, David B. Wilkins.

Both the advertisements and the Web site, maintained by the New York firm of Napoli, Kaiser & Bern, highlight a paradox of the legal profession: class action agreements can fuel the litigation fires they are intended to douse.

In complex societies, most of us belong simultaneously to many in-groups - family, profession, class, hobby, locality, nation - and an ability to move with ease between groups is a sign of maturity.

Women alienated from their own bodies no longer identify themselves by their universal femaleness, but isolate themselves instead into unisex categories - profession, class, nationality - in which a broader sense of sisterhood is meaningless.

Like a lepidopterist, Sander captured and classified his fellow Germans, arranging them by profession, social class and family relationships.

to write a case study of his or her education and its effect on his or her current profession and class status.

These questions have evolutionary explanations – explanations that may only rarely emerge in medical and health profession's classes.

Ted Green, Britain's foremost ancient tree expert, said: "Man's passion for ancient trees is boundless, touching all walks of life, professions and classes, and is a continuous thread throughout history.

In most games it helps if players choose roles, professions or classes that complement one another.

British Muslims are represented in every ethnic grouping, social class, profession and region.

These tastes, which began to be named and examined in the early 20th century, were determined by class, profession and lifestyle.