19 sentences with 'bourgeoisie'

Example sentences and phrases with the word bourgeoisie and other words derived from it.

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« The bourgeoisie has been in power for centuries. »

bourgeoisie: The bourgeoisie has been in power for centuries.
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« The bourgeoisie exploits workers to obtain excessive profits. »

bourgeoisie: The bourgeoisie exploits workers to obtain excessive profits.
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« The bourgeoisie is characterized by its economic and social privileges. »

bourgeoisie: The bourgeoisie is characterized by its economic and social privileges.
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« The bourgeoisie is characterized by its desire to accumulate wealth and power. »

bourgeoisie: The bourgeoisie is characterized by its desire to accumulate wealth and power.
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« The bourgeoisie is a social class characterized by having a comfortable way of life. »

bourgeoisie: The bourgeoisie is a social class characterized by having a comfortable way of life.
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« Mr. García belonged to the bourgeoisie. He was always dressed in brand-name clothes and wore an expensive watch. »

bourgeoisie: Mr. García belonged to the bourgeoisie. He was always dressed in brand-name clothes and wore an expensive watch.
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« Members of the modern bourgeoisie are wealthy, refined, and consume expensive products as a way to flaunt their status. »

bourgeoisie: Members of the modern bourgeoisie are wealthy, refined, and consume expensive products as a way to flaunt their status.
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« Another new factor was the rise of the bourgeoisie, the non-noble urban merchant class. »
« In turn, the Victorian bourgeoisie accused the working class of inherent weakness and vileness. »
« Class collaboration was not a possibility, as the richer bourgeoisie and the nobility recognised socialism as their common enemy. »
« The cultural era of this period is known as 'Victorianism', the culture of the dominant bourgeoisie in the second half of the 19th century. »
« Modernism, socially, was a reaction against the complacency of the bourgeoisie, its willingness to wage wars for empire and notions of nationalism. »
« The bourgeoisie became a very important class in terms of the economies of the kingdoms of Europe, especially in the west, but it did not "fit" into the society of the orders. »
« It was a time when the bourgeoisie, increasingly mixed with the old nobility, came to assert a confident vision of a single European culture that they believed should dominate the world. »
« The bourgeoisie were the rising middle classes, the factory and business owners, the bankers and all those with direct control over industrial production. The proletariat was the industrial working class. »
« Among the other causes of the Enlightenment, perhaps the most important was the significant growth of the literate urban classes, most notably what was called in France the bourgeoisie: the mercantile middle class. »
« The most vulnerable group were the so-called "petty bourgeoisie", shop owners and old-style artisans, whose economic life was precarious and who lived in constant fear of losing everything and being forced to join the working class. »
« The world had entered a new phase after the Industrial Revolution and the French Revolution, however, one that (for Marx) simplified that continuous struggle of many competing classes to just two: the bourgeoisie and the proletariat. »
« While wealthy members of the bourgeoisie mingled with and sometimes married into the nobility, others considered themselves distinct, celebrating a life of productive work and serious education over what they saw as the excesses of the aristocracy. »

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