Sentence examples for servant class from inspiring English sources
Now the servant class has vanished.
"We're the elite of the servant class," Ms. Minter said.
Harry's family was Protestant, of the servant class, and had come up in the world.
Like "Upstairs, Downstairs," Bravo brings a fine-grained focus to the servant class.
All of them look down on Kurds as a backward peasant or servant class.
She said Montclair's black community — with a large number of professionals — began as a servant class.
Bond's sympathies clearly lie with the servant classes.
She does not explicitly attribute blame, though she seems to come close: "Without the new servant classes, elite women's employment would splutter and stall," she writes.
Servant classes were subdivided into slaves and freedmen, known as Ḥarāṭīn, although their personal autonomy was severely limited in the nomadic economy.
She does not explicitly attribute blame, but she comes close: "Without the new servant classes, elite women's employment would splutter and stall," she writes.
And it fails to bring oxygen to those tedious, theme-hammering passages in which members of both the upper and the servant classes exchange philosophies on woman's place in a man's world.
