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Squash is a middle-class sport.
They shop at a middle-class supermarket that sells dozens of different varieties of olives and fresh pasta.
Pushy middle-class parents are very good at getting their children into the best schools.
We drove from middle-class suburbs to a very poor inner-city area.
They expressed worry about the district's current budget crisis and its vanishing middle-class work force.
That decision places him squarely in the mainstream of scholars who have heretofore explored the middle-class experience.
Some of its adherents were middle-class, and others were working-class autodidacts.
The 1997 recordings included adults (aged 40 years and over) and adolescents, with equal numbers of middle-class and working-class speakers at each age.
There has always been a divide between secure middle-class families and poorer working families and the government's policies are plainly intended to mitigate that divide.
But the ultimate failure of middle-class hegemony cannot be explained by isolated examples of disorderly conduct in the libraries.
It is unclear why the stability of disorganized attachment tends to be higher in middle-class groups.
She argues that novelty and variety were central elements of fashion and did much to drive middle-class consumption.
Since the researchers comprised largely middle-class volunteers, they had little understanding of the internal dynamics of working-class communities.
These involve critiques of middle-class claims to disinterested universalism of values for veiling class interest and deflecting attention away from class conflict.
To point to this fragility in relation to other masculinities is not to deny middle-class men's social power over women or the lower classes.
Nowhere were the complex relationships of class and gender more evident than in the middle-class kitchen and dining room.
Indeed, failure, particularly in business enterprises, became the common fate for middle-class men in the nineteenth century, hence, the necessity for struggle.
But the predominant view was that religion, at least in middle-class women, was an essentially calming in-uence.
Outcault was in many ways a continuation of the professional, middle-class flaneur tradition in ethnic typing.
The city's middle-class professionals, and those who could afford to emigrate to neighbouring countries, started leaving in their thousands.
