Sentence examples for was a class of from inspiring English sources

"My class was a big class, and it was a class of six," she said.

It was a class of moments that most adults stockpile: the times they almost died.

"This was a class of men who really tried to spend their time in community activities, as his wife did.

"This is the first time since the industrial revolution when there was a class of workers who are going to have a piece of the future rather than just being laid off," Marco said.

For example, in the 18th century, the aristocracy of Europe was a class of people which owned and controlled the land, and which had a common interest in preserving rules such as hunting wherever they liked, and only being allowed a senior position in the army if you were born into a noble family.

Deep learning put forward by Hinton et al. in 2006 was a class of unsupervised learning [41].

Mammals, we learned in school, are a class of vertebrates.

Valerie Nuñez said she was one of four in what should have been a class of 30.

The other is that there is a class of worker out there that is thriving anyway.

In their bashing of the Leap Manifesto, pundits pretend they are a class of disinterested commentators.

One of leptin's targets is a class of neurons in the hypothalamus.