Sentence examples for the upper classes of the from inspiring English sources

Germans constituted nearly the entirety of the upper classes of the two provinces and prevailed in most towns.

Where the upper classes of the turn of the last century fought with property, these vindictive twenty-first-century Homo sapiens fight with principle.

As usual, the upper classes of the land were exiled to Assyria and other parts of the empire, and Elam became an Assyrian province.

In his recent three-part series Perry explored modern British tastes, ranging across the working classes of Sunderland, the middle classes of Tunbridge Wells and the upper classes of the Cotswolds.

Meanwhile, in return for their absolute power, the signori restored or created harmony within the upper classes of the towns and reconciled the interests of the popolo and the nobility.

The wave of interest in these texts and the freeing of their dissemination from some of their traditional constraints (e.g., the restriction of Vedic revelation to the upper classes of the Indian caste system) contributed to the revival of other religious cultures notably Hinduism and Buddhism, under the stimulus of the Western challenge.

The upper class of the middleweight division is about to get a shakeup.

They are from the upper class of the Arab world.

If you take the upper class of the expatriates they rarely have TB, it is the lower class that have it.

He wanted to highlight the moral obligation of society to provide for the poor, with the character of Scrooge embodying the selfishness and indifference of the upper class of that era.

Even today, the trenchancy of Wotton/Wilde's sallies against some very powerful targets takes the breath away: the upper classes, of course, the critical fraternity ("the critics were in a conspiracy... and were, every one of them, to be bought"), even his own readers ("of all people in the world, the English have the least sense of the beauty of literature").