Meanings of social stratum in English

In another social stratum, Miss Annie Brett might have been such a woman.

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

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

Climbers in Turkey generally fall into this social stratum.

Instead of the convenient paradise the high-rise purports to be, its social stratum becomes its undoing.

The small end of the wedge being inserted into the social stratum, the rest was not so difficult.

In twenty-five years, I'd come to understand that people bounced around their social stratum like pinballs, knocking into one another.

Also, she has the notion of personal adornment that is common in more than one social stratum of women in England.

A woman's aversion for another woman moving in the same social stratum in which she herself moves may readily be appraised.

Like Brave New World, there is a strict social stratum within the building, the higher your floor, the more privileged you are.

We are still in that social stratum where the article called "a napkin-ring" is recognized as admissible at the dinner-table.

It sounds like a more mainstream film than is usual for these directors, and set in a higher social stratum than usual.

The physical constitution, the habits, sentiments, ideas, and tendencies of one social stratum are far from being the same as those of other strata.

We have to create the motives, and it is not an impossible task, which will act even upon the weak-minded and reckless lowest social stratum.