Sample Sentences forproletariat (editor-reviewed)
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Marx did not envision a generally satisfied proletariat that found meaning and financial reward in their work.proletariat = a social class consisting of those who must work for wages to support themselves
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In Marxist theory, the proletariat sells its labor for wages.proletariat = wage-earning workers
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Marx expected the proletariat to rise in rebellion.proletariat = a social class consisting of those who must work for wages to support themselves
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And the Ministry had not only to supply the multifarious needs of the party, but also to repeat the whole operation at a lower level for the benefit of the proletariat. (source)
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"You were getting perilously near to the late Roman poor-rates," said I, smiling, "and the doling out of bread to the proletariat." (source)
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Because now the proletariat was beginning to revolt.† (source)
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This had been Lenin's greatest innovation: a line that, like the Proletariat itself, was universal and infinite.† (source)
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The more than two hundred Red Guards of the April Twenty-eighth Brigade were mere greenhorns compared with the veteran Red Guards of the Red Union, which was formed at the start of the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution in early 1966.† (source)
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For us proletarians they are neither good-looking nor comfortable.† (source)
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Others were condemned to squalid holes in the infamous areas of Gesia, Smocza and Zamenhof Streets, which had been occupied by the Jewish proletariat from time immemorial.† (source)
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Remember: when working for the Great Proletarian State, you represent our Chairman Mao in every position you take.† (source)
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140 MOTHER-JACQUES: Proletarians!† (source)
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And yet I don't suppose that ten per cent. of the proletariat live correctly.† (source)
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My books were meager and commonplace—Roger Fry's Vision and Design, the Medici Press edition of A Shropshire Lad, Eminent Victorians, some volumes of Georgian Poetry, Sinister Street, and South Wind—and my earliest friends fitted well into this background; they were Collins, a Wykehamist, an embryo don, a man of solid reading and childlike humor, and a small circle of college intellectuals, who maintained a middle course of culture between the flamboyant "aesthetes" and the proletarian scholars who scrambled fiercely for facts in the lodging houses of the Iffley Road and Wellington Square.† (source)
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Call the embassy and have them send over the biggest, fanciest diplomatic limousine you proletarians own.† (source)
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Ostrinski explained the organization of the party, the machinery by which the proletariat was educating itself.† (source)
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