Examples of using A middle-class in English and their translations into Hebrew
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one was a wealthy Mormon from Michigan, the other a middle-class Jew from Israel.
I had grown up in a middle-class Jewish milieu where intellect, distilled into academic achievement, was everything.'.
Blau was born in a middle-class Jewish family, to Mayer(Markus)
Hapgood, like Debs, was a middle-class person who thought there could be more economic justice in this country.
She soon formed a middle-class inner council centering on her, which competed for power with Rigsraadet itself.
A middle-class American who falls in love with a married woman is advised to break up with the lady and to schedule 50 hours of therapy.
In other words, a middle-class American family is worse off financially today than it was 15 years ago.
It was the first time a middle-class man could work hard and do well.
So we went from this initial social housing to a middle-class unit achieved by families themselves within a couple of weeks.
The rent laws are what enable a middle-class family or a working family to put down roots and remain in a rental apartment as their home.”.
Early life and education==Grove was born András István Gróf, to a middle-class Jewish family in Budapest,
A middle-class, bourgeois-Marx would be fully able to prove the exact opposite by the same strict method.
Happiness" defined for Bentham the aims of a middle-class England which was challenging the rule of a landed aristocracy.
To a middle-class stranger, it is true, one street would
Some Americans see the food movement as“nice” but peripheral- a middle-class preoccupation with farmers' markets, community gardens
Smith also headed a team of researchers who tracked down Reed's origins- he was born to a middle-class family- and verified the authenticity of the material.
The novel is a realistic analysis of the moral decadence of a middle-class mother and two of her children.