Sentence examples for strata of what from inspiring English sources

Waters Edge occupies the highest strata of what the city defined as affordable: Three-bedroom units are going for up to $344,000 in a neighborhood where the median income is $45,221, according to census data.

The Chaco Wash flowed across the upper strata of what is now the 400 feet Chacra Mesa, cutting into it and gouging out a broad canyon over the course of millions of years.

The tallies for African Americans Monday night were in the stratum of what many Oscar observers only wish for at the movies show.

Students of Hindu culture will be familiar with the "untouchables", a term applied to the lowest strata of society in what is now India and Pakistan.

What affects Brazilian soccer affects every strata of Brazilian society and what affects Brazilian society will ripple all the way to the head of FIFA.

The precise nature of stratification, and the question of what factors determine what it means for a given stratum to be at a 'higher' or 'lower' level to another is one we will have to leave for later work.

Much of what Mr. McAfee has written about police misconduct rings true to a certain stratum of the populace here, and conspiracy theories are rampant.

Seaside towns are built on strata upon strata of happy memories; a sort of emotional geology.

They are known as Shruti ("What Is Heard"), the divinely revealed section of Hindu literature in contrast to the later strata of religious literature known as Smriti ("What Is Remembered"), traditional texts attributed to human authors.

What truly provoked him, and what filtered into the underground strata of the stories, was not so much misogyny as a more basic, mortal panic at gazing into the face — or, heaven preserve him, below the waist — of the unknown.

"In the current reality-based market, Gwyneth's timing could not have been more awkward... I've long been fixated, low-budget Edith Wharton-like, on what happens when different strata of society rub up against each other.