| Everyone knows this notion of classlessness is false, since nothing stimulates petty snobberies more immediately than a garden. |
| Anthropologists, who have been struck by the relative classlessness of hunter-gatherer peoples, have argued that the skilled hunter doesn't enjoy any special status. |
| He turned his life into an experiment in classlessness, and the intensity of his commitment to that experiment was the main reason that his friends and colleagues found him a perverse and sometimes exasperating man. |
| All we require is a sense of classlessness, of integrity and a bit of long-term economic sense. |
| After all, it's America that is the young country, the republic, the land of informality and classlessness. |
| But eliminating this relation is not the same as attaining classlessness. |
