例句與造句

1. This stratum is now known retrospectively as " the old middle class ."
2. Nehru's modern values, especially, provided a self-definition and a sense of high purpose to the old middle class.
3. The tax debate has provoked various flakes from the upper crust into angry, blustering denials of their good fortune and loud avowals of solidarity with the good old middle class.
4. "The old middle class has become an anxious class-- worried not only about sustaining their incomes but also about keeping their jobs and their health insurance, " he said.
5. He says that this  new middle class accounts for between 15 and 20 percent of employment at the time of his writing; the old middle class now hardly exists because nearly the entire population works to accumulate capital.
6. It's difficult to find old middle class in a sentence. 用old middle class造句挺難的
7. He views it as a result of what was known as middle class into two groups : " old middle class " of those who produce material goods and services and " knownledge class " whose occupation is relates to production and distribution of " symbiolic knowledge ".
8. Although all social classes were legally abolished at the start of the Meiji period, New economic class divisions were formed between capitalist business owners who formed the new middle class, small shopkeepers of the old middle class, the working class in factories, rural landlords, and tenant farmers.
9. "Du 鋜 inte klok Madicken " is about a 7-year-old middle class girl, during World War I . The follow-up movie " Madicken p?Junibacken " from 1980 is edited from various episodes of the TV production " Madicken " which screened in 1980.
10. Additionally, if old social movements namely the worker s movement presupposed a working  class base and ideology, the new social movements are presumed to draw from a different social class base, that is,  the new class, as a complex contemporary class structure that Claus Offe identifies as  threefold : the new middle class, elements of the old middle class and peripheral groups outside the labour market.
11. Musser sees Porter as a representative of the fading old middle class 1 ) in his methods of filmmaking ( his consistent use of partnerships with experienced men of the theater such as George F . Fleming, J . Searle Dawley, and Hugh Ford ); 2 ) his system of representation ( the alinear temporal structures of his films which often depended on simple, easy to follow stories; well-known stories familiar to his presumed audience, or a live commentator or lecturer to explain what might otherwise be unclear; and 3 ) the ideology of his films, which mixed progressive even radical elements with more conservative ones.