1) Her wealth and reputation gave her entree into upper-class circles.

2) At university he affected an upper-class accent.

3) It was common for upper-class women to take lovers.

4) She comes from a very upper-class family.

5) She adopted an upper-class accent to give herself a veneer of sophistication.

6) Acting was not a kosher trade for an upper-class girl.

7) Milky white skin was an upper-class status symbol.

8) But then right-wing, upper-class fictional characters would have fun even if tentacled Martians were chasing them through sewage.

9) Broadsheets are aimed at an educated middle and upper-class readership.

10) Upper-class Christians were indistinguishable from their pagan fellows in their life-style.

11) We have retained a healthy share of middleand upper-class readers, an affluent audience attractive to advertisers.

12) He spoke with an upper-class accent, and Margaret realized his face was vaguely familiar.

13) Another Bloomsbury hallmark was witty conversation and upper-class snobbery, which has made Bloomsbury reviled in some circles.

14) Writing about slum life for middle- and upper-class consumption was not a new genre in the 1880s.

15) My mother was born into an upper-class American family.

16) He mimicked her upper-class accent.

17) Upper-class participants said 2.1% of incomes should be donated.

18) The additional fact that New Orleans has upper-class and middle-class black populations has been a significant factor in such projects.

19) He described British public schools as, "the last redoubt of upper-class privilege".

20) British public schools are regarded as one of the last bastions of upper-class privilege.

21) It is not just gang members who get into trouble - it's middle-class and upper-class kids as well.

22) I interpret as the inevitable result of conflict between art and female obligation in upper-class, old-family Boston.

23) Despite the wry observations about the differences between working-class Hispanics and upper-class whites, this is not a story about culture clashes.

24) Shortly afterwards he is stabbed in the throat, the locus of his offence: those commanding, upper-class vowels.

25) As was explained in the previous chapter,(http:///upper-class.html) the architecture of upper-class housing itself became increasingly divisive.

26) For many years her life was almost a caricature of the daily round of the Victorian upper-class spinster.

27) The reverse is true for men, however, with a smaller proportion of working-class men marrying than their upper-class contemporaries.

28) But their choice soon became clear: presuming they want to sell the film in America, the " baddie " obviously has to be played by an upper-class Englishman.

29) Today however, as health services, nutrition, sanitation and education have become universal, upper-class children have continued to grow taller, but at a slower rate than working-class children.

30) For Bourdieu, Kant's discussion and description of pure taste in fact forcedly make the privileged life belong to the leisured upper-class aesthetic taste to a universal human emotional experience.

31) They did this because they didn't want the upper-class in Rome, who were the elite, they didn't want any one household, or any small group of households, to become too powerful.

32) Upper-class mothers farmed their children out. Working-class mothers took them in.

33) These gentlemen from the upper-class society are going to have a meeting here.

34) The shy, upper-class girl soon discovers the delights of growing up, and has a string of affairs that are unusual for a girl in 1920s England.

35) By keeping women under the household of the men of their original family, the upper-class Romans tried to balance these different households in size and importance.

36) A satire on 1960s upper-class suburban America, The Graduate is the story of an alienated college graduate having the mother of all identity crises.

37) Swinton hails from an upper-class Scottish family in London and was educated at Cambridge before working in theater.

38) Also, Freud made his observations and thus derived his theory from a limited population, primarily upper-class Austrian women living in a strict era of the 1900s.

39) He thought the status mean and lacks the money wealth Elizabeth certainly will express to his such status son of upper-class family loves acceptance which Italy will be wild with joy .

40) Kollontai's upper-class upbringing made her too idealistic and an unfit for any kind of leadership position.

41) She was graduated with a bachelor of science degree, an upper-class accent acquired by elocution lessons, and an unflagging determination to enter politics.

42) Upper-class participants who were induced to believe they were lower class suggested 3.1%.

43) The terra-cotta items were probably worn by children or commoners, or both, whereas the more exotic stone and seashell ornaments most likely adorned local upper-class populations.

44) Another aspect is that middle-class and upper-class men were expected to be very controlled — to control their emotions, their servants and their women — and women were expected to be submissive.

45) On Monday, joining many other upper-class people, he went by coach to Southwark to see the view that Pepys had seen the day before, of the burning City across the river.

46) As advertising guru David Ogilvy has said of the British upper-class lifestyle, "You have a shooting stick, a spaniel, an Aga, and you send your kid to some ghastly boarding school."