Sentence examples for the matter of class from inspiring English sources

Then there is the matter of class and connections.

During a speech at the union's annual spring conference, Ms. Weingarten told about 2,700 teachers at the Hilton hotel in Midtown that the moment was right for a formal push on the matter of class size in public schools.

For he alone, among Dodd's followers, is a workingman (and Anderson is very sensitive to the matter of class); Dodd depends on the money and the support and the respectability of his middle-class and wealthy followers, but he gets a primal validation from his bond with Quell.

Personally, I always take a gander at a doll's feet and ankles before I start handicapping her, because the way I look at it, the feet and ankles are the big tell in the matter of class, although I wish to state that I see some dolls in my time who have large feet and big ankles, but who are by no means bad.

The subtext that Judge Finn and I were dancing around, of course, was the matter of class, and the way in which the Humboldt murders had revealed a drifting and woefully underequipped stratum of southeastern Nebraskans distinctly at odds with the place's official view of itself.

Ms. Meade and others in her P.T.A. are beginning to suggest that austerity may be going too far, particularly in the matter of class size, which has crept up in kindergarten through fifth grade to an average of 22 from 19.9 in 2006-7, the last full school year before the recession.

"Then they'd be in a position to say, 'Look, we did something to address some of the problem.' " But Mr. Hall suggested that the agency should take on "the entire litany of problems in this mandatory arbitration system," and not just the matter of class-action waivers.

Yet the debate avoided a taboo at the heart of the story: the tricky matter of class.

I was also taken aback, though, by the matter-of-fact inclusion of class as another seeming-impervious barrier in teenage relationships.

Taylor's long story of a breakdown in college leads to a searing attack on Kimber and her presumptions, just the first in a series of heated confrontations over racism in academia (and out of it) and the delicate matter of class.

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