Sentence examples for quite class from inspiring English sources

With her simple and quite class she inspired her family and will be a blessed memory for us all.

Millar's (and Mill's) "ranks" are not (quite) "classes" in our modern sense that is, purely descriptive, fairly distinct, and normatively neutral socio-economic entities but are instead meant to pick out people of particular intellectual merit and to mark gradations of moral and civic influence.

The Kieltys were "a very stable family, quite middle class, and we had a Volvo," he says.

The area I'm from is quite working class; none of my family have got an A-level or the equivalent, and I was the first one to get an A* in my GCSEs.

Reflecting on whether the location influenced our decision to pay more, Jim Barton says: "It's quite middle class around here, and therefore it will attract middle-class people [who will perhaps pay more].

("not quite our class, darling").

It was quite middle class.

He is quite the class act this fellow, and how he has four for 52.

In another other era, such a staggering display of hubris by a political leader would have been called, quite simply, "class warfare".

If, as Bakker argued, they were warm-blooded, then it was apparent that they would need to be reclassified as a quite separate class of vertebrate: a development freighted with taxonomic implications.

Gatsby wasn't quite their class".