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181. For example, Prime Minister Tony Blair, the next major leader to face an election, plays the personality card and talks about policies, but he represents above all a set of middle-class values.

182. Elmont is primarily a middle-class and blue-collar suburb, but there is plenty of fear and loathing, too, in Huntington, L. I.

183. The terrorism of the Baader Meinhof gang had turned out to be a dead end, but the politics of anti-nuclear protest had a lasting appeal to middle-class Germans.

184. Mei is an only child whose stable, middle-class family life is torn apart as her parents careen toward divorce.

185. About eight years ago, Ms. Primbretova went to work for a Moscow travel agency, booking tours for up-and-coming middle-class Russians to exotic destinations, like Thailand, Egypt, and Spain.

186. A staunch progressive, Shaw joined in 1884 the Fabian Society, an organization of middle-class socialists dedicated to mass education and the legislative reform of England.

187. The new universities are real enough, though they remain middle-class bastions: very few of China's poorer citizens get a look-in.

188. As the trade has grown less risky and more lucrative, it has attracted some middle-class women seeking quick tax-free income.

189. ' ... The middle-class, middle American, suburban, exurban, and rural coalitions who call themselves, now, 'Values voters, ''people of faith, ' 'patriots, ' or even simply, 'Republicans....'

190. Neem contains a mild antiseptic and provides such toothbrushes for millions of poor Indians; even middle-class ones use toothpaste made from it.

191. Having run into trouble as a youngster, Humphrey has "street credibility,[sentence dictionary] " something social workers from more middle-class backgrounds may lack.

192. The tensions of the Nixon presidency were replaced by the plain vanilla administration of a friendly, middle-aged, middle-class man from the Middle West.

193. "Last Man in Tower" depicts a genteel middle-class impoverishment of imagination and hope.

194. 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.

195. There is a harrowing moment when each middle-class families first starts to undertand that its gilt-edged securities and War Loan will never recover.

196. Luce rues that a middle-class home is crowded—only 700 square feet—and "cluttered with chintzy memorabilia" and heartbreakingly defiant messages on refrigerator magnets.

197. The selection of pupils for grammar schools was biased in favour of the middle-class child of a small family from a good area.

198. Most of scholars have studied the event from political-historical or constitutional-historical perspectives and considered the suffragist movement as a middle-class reform activity.

199. Lu said the package "is not the be all and end all"; Americans also need middle-class tax cuts and health care.

200. The main objection to this definition is that it excludes many people in China and India who are recognizably middle-class but earn less than $12 a day.

201. For the average American[sentencedict.com], it was a period when a new kind of middle-class life became possible. It was the heyday of what John Kenneth Galbraith called the "new industrial state."

202. Something to shout about: Due to Dharavi's prime location, Mumbai officials have created a top-down plan for developers to raze the slum and erect office towers and middle-class apartments.

203. Black middle-class neighborhoods are hollowed out, with prices plummeting and homes standing vacant in places like Orange Mound, White Haven and Cordova.