Meanings of bourgeois class in English

Who do you think is in the trenches now...is the bourgeois class?

A French woman of the bourgeois class often has a real aptitude for business.

Luxury, ceasing to be a foolish and ostentatious display of the bourgeois class, would become an artistic pleasure.

There, hardly any bourgeois class of traders existed to adopt "the religion of merchants" as Protestantism has been called.

The man seemed to belong to the bourgeois class, and evidently was careful as to his attire, which was neat and precise.

The Russian bourgeois class, too, seems almost as stupid and cowardly as our own, and its members let themselves be slaughtered like sheep.

Moreover, the accentuation of the virtues of thrift and industry, which made capitalism and Calvinism allies, but reflected the standards natural to the bourgeois class.

She was good and tender-hearted, an affectionate mother, but without other education than was usual in the Parisian small bourgeois class to which she belonged.

It would be easy, in many cities, on holidays, to confound the working class with the bourgeois class [why are there two classes?

The princes feared to excite toward it and toward themselves the envy of the bourgeois classes, who would have no supremacy but their own.