Sentence examples for social lines from inspiring English sources

Still, this is a nation divided along social lines.

This is totemism, which consolidates family pride and distinguishes social lines.

It's no real surprise, then, that university nights out often seem to be divided on racial and social lines.

The effect of the rise of statistics has in many instances been to strengthen existing social lines.

Their estranged uncle, Ruslan Tsarni, denounced them in the most American of vernacular, using the one term perfect for cutting across ideological, ethnic, and social lines: losers.

So where did that leave Mr. Bruno, a self-described "nobody" who crossed social lines and somehow befriended a mogul-in-the-making?

"It's a question of where you make the dividing line between social benefit and individual benefit," he said.

I rang her, and was a quarter of the way into my excited proposal when she cut in with, "No, I think not … " I felt clumsy, blundering, as if I had crossed some social line.

Then, Hollande and his prime minister, Manuel Valls, took a social line and went looking for the ills of society that might make young French men take up arms against the country where they were born, raised and radicalised.

You can see that here by the darker orange VOIP line (Skype), the red Social line (StumbleUpon), and brown Auction House line (remember Butterfield & Butterfield?).

Well, there was a social line you did not cross if you were a black person working for a white family.