Sentence examples for the class division from inspiring English sources

He liked his studies but said that he was put off by the class division between the liberal faculty and the students.

Through the 1920s the class division in the villages was almost entirely a communist fiction; indeed, this had been shown clearly in the peasant risings of 1918 21.

What's so interesting about this film – and the book essentially – is that it's about the class division that was so rife in France.

Consider Evelyn Waugh, who through his published works ("Brideshead Revisited") sought to sustain "the atmosphere of a better age," i.e., the class division and gender roles of pre-World War II Britain.

Likewise on gay marriage specifically: Overall, age and religion divide Americans on same-sex marriage much more than class does, and for the rising generation the class division almost evaporates.

The domain definition was based on the class division proposed by Abi-Antoun and Aldrich [2] for JHotDraw.

The class divisions look laboured.

The class divisions in the black community are real".

And Cunard, which operates the Queen Mary 2, is taking the class divisions further.

And no country-club member is more conscious than he of the class divisions in the town.

The class divisions in the primary are almost certain to reappear with renewed intensity next week on Election Day.