Meanings of class division in English

There was no such class division of the people as this would signify.

First, class conflict may seem a distant memory but class division is a living reality.

Occupiers in New York discovered there was a sharp class division even within the police.

Can Bong's black comedy about class division do so?

We have a middle- class division, too-Scottish Territorials, mostly clerks and shopmen and engineers and farmers' sons.

Brazilian society still suffers from class division and there is a wide gap between the wealthy and the less well-off.

In just over three minutes, the first American Idol winner takes in body image, class division, an unhappy marriage and alcoholism.

The fact that some individuals ride to the opera in limousines while the rest walk is necessarily productive of class division.

New Department of Education figures highlight the increasing class division in Irish schools as enrolment in the State sector takes a hit.

The professions, as we use the term to-day, had not as yet attained sufficient importance for them to form a distinct class division.

The division of the two parties was to some extent sectional, but still more that class division that seems inevitable between conservatives and liberals.

In Ireland class division is entrenched, pervasive and more multilayered than Bertie Wooster ever imagined: even if his servant Jeeves could have wised him up.

Twenty-five years after reunification, new class divisions have emerged in Vietnam.

But if British stars win, the class divisions will be easier to spot.

As industry declined and office work spread, class divisions eroded and political parties mutated.

And in order to do so, let us apportion society into its class divisions.