Sentence examples for sense of class from inspiring English sources

This is a story, in a sense, of class conflict.

"This has been a repository for a sense of class of the community," Mr. O'Dwyer said.

As for worries about creating a sense of class warfare, Ms. Wiley said Universal had none.

But, on repeated viewings (and in our home the viewings seem countless), the pitch-perfect parsing of social syndromes betray a peculiarly hermetic sense of class.

"He was a manager, a gentleman who had a sense of class," said Austin J. McGuigan, a former chief state's attorney who knew Mr. Bailey for 28 years.

Like his father, George W. Bush is secretive about his policymaking in a way that can suggest a blithe sense of class entitlement.

She brought a sense of class-consciousness along with a great strength of conviction.

With 20-odd years' hindsight, it makes sense, of course, that a class positioned between two other classes might be the greater home for conformity after all.

No doubt, but another factor was his sense, not of class, but of caste.

All these observers also bring a sense of social class to their analysis of politics, but divorced from economic class.

Tony Hall's achievement there has been to bring stability and a sense of effortless class and national pride, somehow mixed with accessibility, first-class appointments and high-quality products.