例句與造句

1. I hadn t realised that I would be considered a class traitor.
2. Class traitors are not new to American politics.
3. Class traitors of the word, Unite!
4. His attitudes horrified the gentry, and his literary works added to his image as a class traitor.
5. This results in Terry viewing Bob as a class traitor, and believing his own Army experience and solid working class ethos gives him moral superiority.
6. It's difficult to find class traitor in a sentence. 用class traitor造句挺難的
7. He was criticised by several national newspapers for acting as a witness against Wiltshire Police; Bill Deedes'editorial in The Daily Telegraph claimed he was a class traitor.
8. In December 1965, the Central Committee of the Socialist Unity Party of Germany denounced him as a'class traitor'and placed him onto the performance and publication blacklist.
9. Among Social Democrats he was regarded as a " class traitor ", having come from a working-class background but becoming a member of a non-socialist party.
10. By the end of the year, he had become a follower of George Reid's Free Trade Party, and for years afterwards he was seen as a'class traitor'by Labor.
11. I myself am thinking of founding the Class Traitors Association, made up of conservative writers, liberal accountants and other people so filled with self-loathing that they ally politically with social and cultural rivals.
12. In September 1923 Thorn鎠 was excluded from the party for half a year for writing about Martin Tranm鎙 that he had either " lost his mind ", or was a " provocateur " and " class traitor ".
13. Scarcely has Ascaride's scrappy Jeannette bawled him out for being a class traitor by refusing to let her take the paint than he shows up at her exfoliating quarters with paint and roller, ready to pitch in and help.
14. I am, as it happens, depressingly familiar with the history of New " Labour " ( a / k / a Tory-Lite, a / k / a all sorts of bitter beardmutterings about class traitors and those who enable them ).
15. What Conant feared most was disruption to Harvard's tercentennial celebrations in 1936, but there was no trouble, despite the presence of Franklin D . Roosevelt, the President of the United States, and a Harvard graduate of the class of 1904, whom many Harvard graduates regarded as a socialist and a class traitor.