Sentence examples for something utterly class-ridden from inspiring English sources

There is something utterly class-ridden and snobbish in Britain.

Theresa May is class power with a human face, a smile plastered on top of something utterly monstrous.

There is something deeply reassuring about seeing ex-Weatherman Brian Flanagan, a working-class Irish-American, back behind the bar in the Manhattan saloon he owns, and something utterly surreal about seeing him on Jeopardy, the squarest TV game show ever, and winning $23,000 in the process.

Something utterly pointless".

"This is a class-ridden society.

Judy just called about something utterly hysterical.

"It could only happen in the class-ridden UK.

That is something utterly basic to any society.

And then something utterly banal happens instead.

LILLA: Narcissism that's fed by the fact that we're a class-ridden society — class-ridden and also now geographically divided.

"And to go from something noisy to something utterly soft.