social stratum
stratum

They were from an entirely different social stratum than Robert had known.

He is elitist and looks down on the Watch as members of a lower social stratum.

Everyone there belonged to the same social stratum - dirt poor.

Remember, it's about trying to find your husband from your same social stratum.

But sometimes I think you're still blinkered by the social stratum you grew up in.

I would write about the social stratum that thought of itself as making up Philadelphia's "responsible majority."

It is assumed that they are of the same religion, caste and social stratum.

Besides, you think you're too short, too fat or simply not in the right social stratum.

It is affluence, rather than skin color, that decides your place in America's social stratum.

Most states, he argues, have only a single social stratum which, constitutionally or otherwise, provides the political leading.

Lenin referred to them as a 'separate social stratum', at least until the highest stage of development had been reached.

Social Strata's major focus is on the hosted community service Hoop.

The notion of an intellectual elite as a distinguished social stratum can be traced far back in history.

However even those in the middle classes will generally have worse health outcomes than those of a higher social stratum.

She straightened her back self-consciously, and her voice slid up a social stratum.

From that social stratum come the brains of the Labour Party and its middle-class infrastructure.

Had she belonged to a less elevated social stratum she would have been called a housewife.

Bhutanese people from different social strata find archery one of the most enjoyable sports, being both fun and physical exercise.

He transcends time and generations, and there is an appeal across every social stratum."

This does not mean that there were no vertical jumps in the social stratum by less wealthy individuals, but it was significantly less common.

Members of this social stratum would then ideally reform themselves and become conventional revolutionaries, leaving behind anti-social activities.

The dissemination of music by radio and gramophone record permeated the whole country and every social stratum.

His natural personality was affable and outgoing; he genuinely enjoyed people and got along with those of every social stratum.

A particular social stratum may be politically dominant, even in relation to decisions concerning the means of production, without acting in their own class interests.

The killings were perceived as part of a large-scale purge of a whole social stratum, including anyone friendly to American forces in the region.