Sentence examples for pronounced class from inspiring English sources
It also reveals its pronounced class divisions.
"England is such a pronounced class society that you couldn't miss it," he says.
Less widely noted was another, more disquieting trend: the increasingly pronounced class and racial divisions within the population of women having unintended pregnancies and abortions.
Although the laissez-faire influence is significant – and Manchester certainly had more pronounced class tensions than other Victorian cities – Herbert notes that during the English Civil War, "Manchester took the side of Parliament, as opposed to Lancashire who took the side of the King.
There is something quintessentially English about Harman – from her "blinking" and "blooming" expletives, to the immaculately bobbed hair, the no-nonsense decency and the way she pronounces class as if it has a handful of Rs in the middle.
As soon as John Major pronounced that class was dead, he was condemned – not just for the slightly flatulent wishlist pabulum that clearly wasn't true, but, more crucially, for the flattened vowels in which he said it.
Moderately stratified societies allowed for inherited status, but without pronounced social classes.
Support for aid to blacks over time has decreased among white respondents regardless of region or class, but it is always more pronounced among working class whites in Dixie.
Job Smeets (pronounced yopp smeets, class of 1995) did a line of modular furniture based on type.
Other Eindhoven design stars include Maarten Baas, who got attention at the Milan furniture fair this year for his charred furniture, and Tord Boontje (pronounced "BOON-cheh," class of 1991), who makes whimsical room decorations and chandeliers.
Thus far, we've witnessed the rise of the N.B.A.'s pronounced upper-middle class; the league's quasi-stars have done quite well in a market assumed to be perilous.
