Sentences with phrase «class envy»

Typical class envy, social politics at work here.

This is not about class envy, or Old Etonians, or the Bullingdon Club.

Ah good old class envy.

Along with the show's inability to find a consistent comic tone or a memorable story line (it leans heavily on the usual choices: marital infidelity, light class envy, fertility issues), Friends From College makes embarrassingly poor use of a cast that deserves to be in a better show.

Based on «irony free, wildly contradictory» real - life interviews with Tonya Harding and her confederates, I, Tonya satirizes the truck stop subculture that gave rise to her destructive class envy and the idiocy of her family and friends.

Produced by Sam Spiegel and scripted by the blacklisted Dalton Trumbo (behind front Hugo Butler), it is a classic of working class envy and restless resentment of the «bad breaks» that arrogance and assumed entitlement get you.

Sure, they're violent assholes, but their biggest crime in this film is being graceless rednecks with colossal class envy.

The question for cities with creative class envy is how to compete with places like Austin and Boston and other three T towns.

The filmmaker never pulls us into the twists and turns of her main character's mind, and she tiptoes around, rather than tackles, her ideas about class envy, the performative nature of identity and the tension between truth and happiness.

The class envy and hatred was something that my father never told me about.

«As followers of Jesus, we are to be free of the greed and class envy that Marxism presupposes... and, it's worth noting, that are also driving forces in Capitalistic economies.»

Stop having class envy, support liberty, and read one of Graham's biographies.

It is also a viscious attack on success, initiative, and the job creators made purely out of malice, spite, jealousy and class envy.

Setting the tone with a surly, confrontational stare and her fuming lit cigarette, Margot Robbie — making the most of this gift of a role — drops the film into the touchy realm of paranoia and class envy.

Throw in all the colors, logic, HISTORICAL FACTS, diagrams, or powerpoint, or you want, people with the class envy disease are nigh - incurable.