Sentence examples for view of class from inspiring English sources

But instead, Skins was completely lobotomised: Tony lost his trademark bedspread, his father lost his profanity, American viewers lost Maxxie, and teenagers found their shot at a realistic view of class politics left on the cutting room floor.

Mr. Chabrol's film, "A Girl Cut in Two," loosely inspired by the 1906 murder of the New York architect Stanford White, is grander in scale than his recent mysteries, but shares their sardonic view of class divisions, sexual gamesmanship and crushing social machinery.

Socialist view of class doctrine fails to capture a secluded religious community's hopelessness.

The perspectives of corporatism and neotraditionalism tend to initiate the discussion of the relationship between the state and labor from the view of class identity.

However, this conventional view of class I KDACs as silencing factors has been challenged during the past years by several studies showing that histone deacetylase activity is important for the activation of certain genes and that HDAC1 and HDAC2 preferentially associate with active genes (Clayton et al. 2006; Kidder and Palmer 2012; Wang et al. 2002, 2009; Zupkovitz et al. 2006).

Minaj might view invocations of "class" as the Man trying to silence the street.

"Modern Family" delivers a sharply satiric view of middle class parenting, but leavens it with surprising notes of insight and even sweetness.

His view of a class may appear similarly prehistoric to today's student body.

But, as Cain knew, with dreams come responsibilities, especially when your dream is to catapult yourself past society's limited view of your class or your gender.

It's not building social housing, however, but steel and glass eyries designed mainly (to paraphrase Mike Leigh) to give absentee landlords a nice, clear view of the class struggle down below.

Rakoff has taken a jaundiced view of securities class action tactics in the past.