class distinction

Class distinctions seemed less important than how old you were.

The activities of women and children, however, might cut across such class distinctions.

You have this social or class distinction that has also passed down.

There was a certain class distinction between the different parts of the small island.

But race, they argued, may matter less than class distinctions.

They quickly took exception to the importance he seemed to place on class distinction.

"When we had parties, there were no class distinctions," he said.

The first two great class distinctions were, of course, the and the prisoner populations.

Let him wonder why she shifted their conversation to the system of class distinction.

"The class distinctions aren't brought out and obviously they're very important."

"Even though we're all on the same socioeconomic level, there's a class distinction," he said.

School days can forge a lifetime's worth of class distinctions.

Americans generally are not supposed to be overly concerned with class distinctions.

Of class distinction in suffering there is seldom any doubt.

Both of them play on Britain's obsession with class distinction for their own benefit.

Class distinction was not altogether eliminated, even for actual members of the Society.

He also took photographs that showed the sharp class distinctions of Mexico.

Today, there's no class distinction, other than by the grade of accommodation you choose.

While the affliction knows no class distinctions, the solutions do.

It would be nice if there were a way to deal head-on with the real issue: class distinctions.

"For years, you rail against class distinctions," she tells him.

In earlier ages, class distinctions had been not only inevitable but desirable.

Experts say that class distinctions are sometimes at work.

One big happy family with no sharp class distinction.

"There's nothing luxurious about it; they create class distinctions," he said.