Sentence examples for yes class from inspiring English sources

In other words, the president showed poise, grace and yes, class.

The election, the President and his aides acknowledge, will rest almost entirely on the economy — unemployment figures, the state of foreclosures, debates over bailouts, banks, deficits, taxes, income disparities, and, yes, "class warfare".

The election, the President and his aides acknowledge, will rest almost entirely on the economy unemployment figures, the state of foreclosures, debates over bailouts, banks, deficits, taxes, income disparities, and, yes, "class warfare".

Nigel got fairly pissed and told us about his missing ball; but he's a clever man, couldn't have done all that otherwise, and fairly oozed charm, sobriety, brains and, yes, class… but, like someone once said, it's all relative.

In the absence of a policy agenda that speaks to the interests of the beleaguered middle class and the insecurities of blue-collar America, they have fallen back on the rhetoric of, yes, class warfare, pillorying Romney as a wicked capitalist greedhead who enriched himself at the expense of the people Bain laid off.

For the uninitiated, 'Governor Moonbeam' became Mr. Brown's intractable sobriquet, dating back to his days as governor between 1975 and 1983, when his state led the nation in pretty much everything — its economy, environmental awareness and, yes, class-A eccentrics.

Trinculo and Stephano's drinking scenes made me splutter with (yes, middle class) laughter – and it's no mean feat to make a 400-year-old joke fun.

The "Lu" she was referring to was Lucelene Pancini, the instructor and founder of House of Yoga, and yes, her class kicked my ass.

The Lu she was referring to was the instructor and founder of the House of Yoga, Lucelene Pancini, and yes, her class beat my ass.

"But if you ask a poor person if they would prefer to get GM food that costs less, they will say yes!" These class differences are crucial, says Huang, because China's urbanites have blindly accepted Western concerns about GMOs without thinking through China's particular circumstances.

There are tremendously wealthy musicians, of course, but a lot of them are at best, yes, middle class.