- Déclassée,
listed as
Déclassé on some posters, is a 1925
American silent drama film of
manners produced and
released by
First National Pictures in ****ociation...
- and collaborations,
released a 12
track album "Saudade" in
March 2014 on
DÉclassÉ Recordings.
Washington DC
electronica duo
Thievery Corporation released...
- 1971, New York
magazine wrote of mod
fashion and its wearers: "This new,
déclassé English girl was
epitomized by
Julie Christie in Darling—amoral, rootless...
- **** as a character: a woman,
often treacherous, but
sometimes simply déclassé. N.W.A.'s song 'One Less ****'
exemplifies misogynistic attitudes, equating...
-
Shepherd of
Pitchfork describes the
project as "a
reevaluation of the most
declassé and
dunderheaded rock
genres that
roiled the 2000s", most
notably with...
- Biryuk. In
describing his victims,
Chikatilo falsely referred to them as "
déclassé elements" whom he
would lure to
secluded areas before killing. In many...
- Season) was
inconvenient or uneconomic,
while hotels were rare and
socially déclassé.
Clubbing with a
number of like-minded
friends to
secure a
large shared...
-
scholars and theorists, as well as the
Soviet nomenclature, as a
declassed (
déclassé) group. The term "underclass" is
considered to be the
modern synonym of...
-
Elysian Fields in
Tennessee Williams' A
Streetcar Named Desire as the
déclassé purgatory where Blanche Dubois lives with
Stanley and
Stella Kowalski....
- Petőfi (the
character named Pusztafi)
returns ten
years later as a shabby,
déclassé figure who has lost his
faith in everything,
including poetry. Although...
