Sentence examples for utterly class from inspiring English sources

It is, he said, "utterly class orientated.

There is something utterly class-ridden and snobbish in Britain.

About this time, Peirce began to hold that there were two utterly distinct classes of probable inferences, which he referred to as inductive inferences and abductive inferences (which he also called hypotheses and retroductive inferences).

The terrible Bengal famine of 1943 – which killed perhaps three millions of the poor while leaving the middle class utterly unscathed - coincided with his childhood in Dhaka (now the capital of Bangladesh).

It's 97.2percentt white – as white as it gets almost anywhere, let alone an hour from London – and utterly, ethnically, working class.

There was, however, a deleterious side to Cook Wilson's influence, as his contempt for mathematical logic explains why, although his criticisms of Russell's theory of classes utterly fail to convince, one had to wait until after World War II for modern formal logic first to be taught at Oxford, with the appointment of Hao Wang.

A few bars in, half the class looked utterly aghast.

Were its class distinctions utterly nonexistent, or so thin as to be instantly and effortlessly overcome?

This transformation into complete true crime junkie didn't happen overnight, but the rate at which I became so utterly hypnotized by this class of storytelling has left me with a lot of questions.

It took the wrack and ruin visited upon America's underclass for Layne to envision this dystopian future, in which America's middle class has utterly collapsed, and the simple desire to have any meaningful quality of life marks you as a dangerous revolutionary.

We are corrupt and upper-class and utterly dreadful!