Sentence examples for righteous class from inspiring English sources

Depending on where you are on the political spectrum, "This Is Not My Hat" could be a cautionary tale of either righteous class struggle or uppity proletarians.

Dave Marsh was a righteous class warrior of rock criticism, brandishing a blue collar and a chip on his shoulder dwarfed only by the size of the heart on his sleeve.

In the eyes of our righteous political class in Washington and New York, this is tantamount to high crimes and misdemeanors.

"Shaping a righteous individual leads to shaping a righteous family, and by shaping a righteous family, you get a righteous society that can choose a righteous leader".

Putting the poor to work might please the righteous middle-classes but it won't reverse entrenched poverty any more than sweatshops promote social mobility.

Manu Joseph, editor of Open, an Indian weekly magazine, calls the protests in support of Mr Hazare "a self-righteous middle-class uprising".

Why really should anyone put up with the smirking condescension of The King and I: self-righteous upper-class white woman goes to Siam and gets, more or less, the better of a lot of funny foreigners.

This is at the heart of a self-righteous middle-class uprising against political corruption, a television news drama that reached its inevitable climax in Delhi on Tuesday when the rural social reformer Anna Hazare was about to set out for his death fast — the second one he has attempted this year to press his demand for a powerful anti-corruption agency.

On top of that, I have a dedicated hardcore fanbase of 300 or so self-righteous middle-class white people who know me as the beard guy who does the countrified Southern Gothic folk thing but who isn't Castanets.

Their two daughters are engaged and need money from him, and there is the question of what to do with their son, Stephen (Zak Orth), a twenty-four-year-old personification of upper-class righteous ineffectuality.

They spend so much time in front of the telly, it's a wonder no one in the Royle family has ever commented that patriarch Jim (Tomlinson) and matriarch Barb (Johnston) bear an uncanny resemblance to Bobby and Sheila Grant, a righteous, riotous working-class couple from the very earliest days of Brookside.