Sentence examples for the higher class from inspiring English sources

The slave quarters had a social hierarchy all their own -- the higher class lived above the kitchen, the lower above the horse stalls -- and are worth special attention.

In Book ii of his poems, Delia's place is taken by Nemesis (also a fictitious name), who was a courtesan of the higher class, with several lovers.

In Frederick Barbarossa's time certain freemen of the higher class, such as Vögte, or "advocates," began to style themselves as counts.

"I've found that, generally speaking, the higher class doesn't really give the supervisor more power, because so much depends on a vote of the entire town board," he said.

"In such a small community, that is considered as being of the higher class," van Hove told me one afternoon over coffee at Café Stanislavski, in the lobby of his theatre, which is on a busy square crisscrossed by clanging trams and insouciant cyclists.

Most New Jersey kids who build a nascent life in New York are similar: the intellectually curious whose tastes run more toward the Met than to the mall; the ones who find the suburbs too boring and confining; the higher class of delinquent who favors the city's edgier thrills.

"So, if you were upper-, middle- or in the higher classes, there was a boom".

He planned to be such a candidate, appealing especially to the higher classes in Chinon.

In colder climates, however, it was usually unaffordable for the majority population, and was associated with the higher classes.

The modeling was done for a re-classified variable (3 classes), because the frequency in the higher classes was limited.

It was absolutely of the highest class".