Sentence examples for was classed from inspiring English sources
noun
A group, collection, category or set sharing characteristics or attributes.
- The new Ford Fiesta is set to be best in the 'small family' class.
Over 40 and having previously had a caesarean section, I was classed as high risk.
Upon his graduation, in 1940, Steinberg was classed as a stateless person, subject to arrest.
Rock music was classed an 'alienating and Yankee' activity during the military dictatorships of the Seventies.
Homosexuality was classed as a mental illness for four years after that.
It is a tremendous achievement, especially given that it was classed as struggling not long ago.
He later attended training camps and was classed as an "explosives expert" on intelligence files.
In common with Hermes's other 10,500 couriers, he was classed as self-employed and therefore had no job security.
He was classed as "educationally subnormal" and offered a place at a secondary modern in Shelborne Road.
His art was classed as degenerate by the Nazis and he was refused a permit to work.
Though it was classed and promoted as an original screenplay by Sony Classics, the Academy quietly overruled the campaign.
Ego certainly wasn't hurt either: sexual performance, according to feedback from his wife, was classed as "very satisfying".
