Meanings of class of individuals in English

As a rule this class of individuals are harmless and not guarded very closely.

My own attention has been frequently turned to the same class of individuals; nor do I regret it.

About eight or ten other women belonging to the rapid class of individuals journeyed at the same time.

Another class of individuals are those who can either partially or completely dislocate the major articulations of the body.

There was no offence in it and Richard belonged to that class of individuals with whom familiarity is a cloak for courtesy.

Peter had learned that, with a certain class of individuals, a distance and a seat have a very dampening effect on anger.

The work of scientific philanthropy in dealing with this class of individuals must be, therefore, a work of remedying defects in individual character.

She had had no experience with this class of individuals whatsoever, and did not know the salacity and humour of the theatrical tribe.

We sometimes overlook the value of game birds in Ireland, seeing them, somewhat like lobsters, as the preserve of a higher class of individuals.

"If there is anything to forgive, I do forgive you," I replied, "especially as I despise that class of individuals as much as you.