The economic interests of the leisure class lie in the pecuniary employments; those of the working classes lie in both classes of employments, but chiefly in the industrial.
Spirits have sought this because they have been seeing that free and extensive intercommunings between dwellers in flesh and enfranchised ones might greatly facilitate the advance of both classes in beneficence and happiness.
The spiritual perceptive faculties and the receptive capabilities of both classes could be brought into such action as would out-work results perceptible by the external senses of common people.
This tendency appears already in the demand for equal representation ofboth classes in the organisation of Labour Protection.
The voluntary organs of association, on the other hand, with their secretaries and joint committees, are free representative, executive, and arbitrative organs of both classes.
Both classes of phenomena, however, are not only displays of force, but also objects of thought.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "both classes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
