bourgeois

Bourgeois were usually defined as professionals who did not work with their hands.

Bourgeois has for six decades been an important and influential figure in the world of modern art.

This time, he was elected from a field of six candidates (Bourgeois not among them).

River Bourgeois had a population of 58 in 1821.

My childhood was very quiet and bourgeois compared to yours.

For an income then Bourgeois took up needlework, which however did not bring in enough money to live on.

There were also mass murders of bourgeois who had supported the French.

"She understood money and investment, the way a French bourgeois does.

River Bourgeois was an established community since the late 18th century.

But that is not the way Bourgeois sees it.

He was speaking exactly as a French bourgeois speaks to the manager of a restaurant.

The word bourgeois began to take on the meaning it was to retain until late in the nineteenth century.

Bourgeois lost her mother at the age of twenty-one.

Bourgeois has conducted special hockey camps for children from Asia.

At an early age Bourgeois aspired to be an entertainer.

And we come away convinced that in this particular field Bourgeois is still the great artificer.

The union between the internationalists and the republican bourgeois became an accomplished fact.

The bourgeois were once the deadly enemies of the Romantics.

Recreational skiing for the urban bourgeois was born in France.

Ms. Bourgeois does not seem overly put out by her sleeplessness.

But sooner or later they'd learn that the minds of the bourgeois had been blown long before they were born.

The great disadvantage, and advantage, of the small urban bourgeois is his limited outlook.

However, he was disillusioned with the bourgeois who should play a political part in .

He had become a "petty bourgeois" who deserved being booted out of the party.

Bourgeois is a catchall term for all the faults of the middle class.

Sometimes, so do even the most bourgeois women's television shows.

The bourgeois press, even if owned by a trust, clearly is not the answer.

"There I was, sitting in a room with the bourgeois state.

The task, in short, was to use bourgeois culture against the bourgeoisie.

"He thought it was too bourgeois, and not very neighborly."

As a child, he experiences conflicting feelings for the bourgeois people around him.

"He is sometimes mentioned as a possible candidate for president of their bourgeois government.

For Marx, labour itself has no value in bourgeois society, only a price.

He turned to literature, writing family sagas against bourgeois society.

It's a very bourgeois district, with many old people.

Bourgeois people give because they're embarrassed if you pester them.

What would Warhol have made of something so bourgeois and derivative?

The country is still too bourgeois but it is improving.

Those with the most bourgeois life style are affected by the degradation of their cities.

"Am I not the most bourgeois decadent person you've ever met?

My struggle against bourgeois society has involved the total rejection of it."

She abandoned all bourgeois tendencies and thus necessarily became part of the labor movement.

Calvin still has those bourgeois values, and they have saved him."

He imagines that his own family might have had this ease in the bourgeois world before they left Europe.

It made them commit themselves to an -ostensibly - easy bourgeois world.

As a result, many of their products emphasized Biblical and bourgeois domestic values.

He chose a bourgeois lifestyle, marrying in 1907 and, with a concern to support his family, left the group.

"Nothing", he declares, "is more bourgeois than the fear of death."

According to the Fraction, no support could be given to a bourgeois state, even in a struggle against fascism.

Bourgeois morality allows people to have happy lives without fantastic wealth.