美国中产阶级
1.JOHN CHEEVER:A NARRATOR OF THE CUSTOMS AND SENTIMENTS OF THE U.S.MIDDLE CLASS
2.His critics call him remote and heartless, but Nixon believes that he is linked in a mysterious way to the great America majority—the silent America, the middle America, and the middleaged.
3.Even middle- class consumers in the U. S. are beginning to kick against the runaway prices.
4.Set in the fictional American town of Springfield (a name chosen for its commonality, appearing in more than 30 states in the US), The Simpsons are generally consistent with a one-income middle-class family.
6.Warm with the fancies of youth, pretty with the insipid prettiness of the formative period, possessed of a figure promising eventual shapeliness and an eye alight with certain native intelligence, she was a fair example of the middle American class--two generations removed from the emigrant.
8.This pattern of gentrification is now known as the "SoHo Effect" and has been observed in several cities around the United States.
10.Middle-class assertiveness training①will not produce reactions of that sort to incidents of perceived disrespect, but the frank display of anger (done inyourface, i.e. openly and inviting retaliation, as current American lingo has it) has definitely become more accepted in recent years.
