Sentence examples for the media classes from inspiring English sources

Like Reagan, back in 1980, he has one thing going for him: expectations are low, especially among the media classes.

The final sequence was filmed undercover at a Tory party conference, and yet its point appears to be not precisely to attack Toryism, but rather to satirise, or perhaps simply to take notice of, the way the media classes could smoothly adapt their views to accommodate whoever was in charge.

But have you ever considered that he might be the last true renaissance man, an agent provocateur for the proletariat who takes great pleasure in winding up the media classes?

The media class was stunned.

I've always thought people are more complex than the marketing men, or the political class, or the media class give them credit for.

"For the media class, the debut of Tina Brown's newspaper column was like the alarm clock ringing in the dream," William Powers wrote in The National Journal.

I really think the political class, and - dare I saw it - the media class is behind what most people actually think.

What the media class is actually saying is, "Romney has this all locked up because he's the only one with enough money to keep going".

Media commentator Roy Greenslade argues that the narrowing of opportunity for working-class people to find jobs in the media affects the ability of the media class to correctly gauge and reflect the mood of a community and of a nation.

But my forage into sound art actually began after I attended the media class on the audible spectrum taught by the Austrian multimedia artist Harald Scherz at the Winter Academy in Fayoum, Egypt in 2008.

That was because Huntsman chose to camp out in New Hampshire while the media class descended in Des Moines, where the Marriott hotel downtown became a stand-in for the National Press Club.