Sentence examples for sort of class from inspiring English sources

Neither of them fit into some sort of class mold.

But you mention that back then other dancers couldn't handle that sort of class.

When Lauten urged the girls to "try showing a little class", precisely which sort of "class" does she refer to?

"And I was, for whatever reason, good at being a sort of class clown and mimicking different characters".

Yet, it is toward a sort of class struggle, opposing the feminine 'proletariat' to the masculine 'capitalist,' that feminism is leading us".

He knows much better than [Gordon] Brown ever did how to play the out-of-touch argument, which is a sort of class argument really.

This sort of class-based affirmative action scheme might be the best option if the court does limit the use of racial preferences.

The GI bill, which sent returning servicemen to college, had the sort of class-busting effect on fiction and drama in the US achieved by John Osborne's Look Back in Anger in 1956 Britain.

But in case you're tempted to attribute this vandalism spree to some sort of class-resentment, Stone himself apparently drives a Mercedes, the Times reports.

So Mitt and his ilk would no longer pay under 15percentt in taxes -- a hardship I'm sure he'll try to turn into some sort of class-warfare assault on the so-called "productive class" worshiped by Fox Business.

Many caregivers also spoke of the difficulties they had experienced with age-based policies at services, such as caregiver 03: "Because at the age of sixteen they're sort of classed... almost like an adult.