Sentence examples for this sort of class from inspiring English sources

Ed Miliband's cheering on of Thatcher's right-to-buy policy in his conference speech yesterday and his notion that council housing should be for the "deserving" poor are depressingly redolent of the era that let this happen – yet his comments on the end of the neoliberal consensus suggest he might actually realise how gross this sort of class cleansing is during a recession.

This sort of class-based affirmative action scheme might be the best option if the court does limit the use of racial preferences.

But you mention that back then other dancers couldn't handle that sort of class.

It provides what parent governor Natalie Cooper describes as a lovely childhood with the sort of class sizes more usually found in the private sector.

With the sort of class one would expect of a Fox News pundit, Laura Ingraham summarized much of the irrational anger on the right on the immigration bill.

So you have Freddie Lyon, who's this sort of working-class maverick within the BBC, then you have this matinee idol Hector Madden who comes from the kind of upper classes, and that allowed me to explore another theme that I feel is very important in "The Hour" and very true to Britain, which is the notion of class, and how class worked at that time.

In the simplest version of this sort of game, the class is divided into two groups, buyers and sellers.

"There I was, this little hippy child, stuck in this sort of upper middle class neighbourhood, not feeling at all welcome," he says.

There's nothing discriminatory is pointing out data from a third party, and those suggesting this is some sort of class based conspiracy from TC say more about themselves than this post.

I find this sort of stuff first-class bilge, an inability to accept a popular art form on its own terms.

It is impossible, I think, to underestimate the impact of this sort of thing on a class of people who had grown up taking servants for granted, and whose sense of entitlement and purpose was intimately bound up with their capacity to command.