Sentence examples for tradition of class from inspiring English sources

The two schools that the commission flunked did not provide those who cannot afford the fees "sufficient opportunity to benefit".All this takes place within a long tradition of class war in which private schools have been a main target.

West Point began the collegiate tradition of the class ring, beginning with the class of 1835.

In the US, known for its tradition of litigation, class action was one of the main responses to the scandal.

The Edge noted that the song contained "a bit of venom", likening it to "the bitter, John Lennon tradition of 'Working Class Hero', slightly snarling and cynical".

South Wales also has a pretty strong tradition of working class activism, as well as a fairly well organised anarchist network.

By the time it took off in Asia, golf had come to represent a tradition of leisured classes and social division.

For years Tim Howard has been carrying forward the American tradition of world-class goalkeepers.

Jamaica's tradition of world-class sprinting began long before the steroids age.

In Love in Idleness (Review, £12.99), Charlotte Mendelson has drawn on the venerable tradition of middle-class neuroticism made newly fashionable by the likes of Rachel Cusk and Raffaella Barker.

But it also becomes a touching valentine to a whole tradition of working-class theater, from secular miracle plays to Mr. Pinter's world of weighted pauses and monosyllables.

Szwed's most promising argument, though he fails to develop it fully, is that Davis belongs to a tradition of middle-class bohemians.