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Others saw it as promoting the working class above their social station.

But the humor works only if the players rigidly conform to their social stations.

"I was not aware that our social stations were compatible enough for a courtesy call."

Whatever their social station, at the time of Henry's birth, women in Kentucky had many responsibilities but few rights.

An intricate system of ranks and titles distinguished the various social stations.

Both the novella form and the low social station of the protagonist were new in the ancient Chinese literature.

He was also rather tickled by what he believed to be her superior social station.

Goods and services have always been means to measure social station.

There is complete ingenuity in his detailed description of social station among the characters.

Women in all social stations, even the working-class woman, could own a small piece of costume jewelry.