bourgeoise

The fourteen men who founded the club were from the local bourgeoise.

There must have been a 'bourgeoise' in those days.

Being a bourgeoise, she was known for forwarding the interests of the middle classes.

The Museum is situated in a bourgeoise house at the entrance of the old castle.

There is not a good word you will get from any bourgeoise writing in this paper for the nationalised industries.

The party had members from the small bourgeoise of the province, working class elements and people of color.

The avarice of the French bourgeoise would have proved a promising factor.

Even the theory of relativity was dismissed as "bourgeoise idealism".

The book is notable for its ironic portrait of Turin's bourgeoise.

Those who flirted too openly with things Western were accused of "bourgeoise liberalization."

The story hinges leeringly on the possible prostitution of a comfortable bourgeoise.

He started making a living at the age of 13, painting and selling portraits of the cities' bourgeoise.

The bourgeoise, powerful illusions of the Hungarian ideal altogether vanished.

"If we think the contradiction in this country is between the proletariat and the bourgeoise, we will have the wrong approach."

She is, despite herself, the ultimate bourgeoise.

She's the bourgeoise in spite of herself.

But regardless of the subject matter, all are windows onto the comfortable sunlit world of the artistic bourgeoise.

"We're not talking about high-class cooking, but cuisine bourgeoise, the day-to-day food of France."

As a part of this, many artists whose work was deemed to be bourgeoise or anti-socialist were persecuted and prevented from working.

A bourgeoise herself, it was Sigbrit's constant policy to elevate and extend the influence of the middle classes.

Specifically, he describes Tom Nook as being "a condensation of the corporate bourgeoise".

The paper's main goal was to promote Marxist-Leninist philosophy and expose the lies of the bourgeoise.

It is only an honest cuisine bourgeoise, but such a civet de lapin!'

Wherever there is a trade in commodities carried on for profit there is a bourgeoise class.

His parents were servants to a Parisian bourgeoise which most likely helped influence his support of the Revolution later in life.