Sentence examples similar to upper class circles from inspiring English sources

In Bangladesh that is absolutely unusual, especially in upper-class circles.

His characters and plots, though mainly limited to westernized upper-class circles, were drawn from personal experience.

Rose marries into a rich Jewish family, but only one absurd relative expresses the antisemitism that was so rife – and still is, in upper-class circles.

The Thirty included Plato's upper-class circle of family and friends, several of whom had hobnobbed with Socrates, though he sought to dissociate himself from some of their brutality.

"Us", in this case, being the metropolitan upper-middle-class circles in which many journalists move freely.

Lyttelton himself has commented on the term but credits Runyon with coining it; he once stated in an interview, "In jazz circles, aggressively "upper class" characters are known as Hoorays, an adaption, I believe, of Damon Runyon's "Hooray Henries".

Increasingly, Vuillard took on commissions from the upper classes, in whose circles he spent his later years.

Virgin Atlantic Upper Class.

And what of the white upper class?

The new upper class is different.

"The upper class is not affected.