How To Use lower-class In A Sentence
- Middle- and lower-class women travelling overseas with and for their menfolk could be less diffident. The Ordeal of Elizabeth Marsh: A Woman in World History
- In other words, I am a lower-class black lesbian feminist whose nation is Palestine.
- It tends to be lower-class people drinking in these places and they were being punished. The Sun
- Tattoo art is still considered a lower-class macho symbol, traditionally practised among yakuza and construction workers.
- Lower-class Jews were considered with some justification to be little more than carriers of foreign, radical “Bolshevist doctrines.” A Renegade History of the United States
- Lower-class participants gave more away even after controlling for gender, age or ethnicity.
- The woman dressed like an Edwardian ingénue and talked like a mystic, but her accent was what you would hear from some lower-class British shopgirl.
- The woman dressed like an Edwardian ingénue and talked like a mystic, but her accent was what you would hear from some lower-class British shopgirl.
- My only disappointment in Bayard's writing was that at times the dialect seemed too British, particularly early in the book and when relating the comments of lower-class characters (e.g., at one point a character complains of being “peached” – informed upon – which to me sounds more like Dickens than Dumas). Reader reviews of The Black Tower by Louis Bayard.
- The low-income groups in the cities had outgrown both their subsistence standards and their distinct lower-class habits. MANAGEMENT: task, responsibilities, practices
