Middle England

noun

1. a characterization of a predominantly middle-class, middle-income section of British society living mainly in suburban and rural England

Example Sentences

In 1979, Cooper wrote Class: A View from Middle England: a cheerful examination of the intricacies of the system that both holds the country together, and simultaneously divides it.

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"She got the diet just right for Middle England - meat and potatoes, all the greens in the right place. And sponge pudding to follow. It's comfortable and regular. Sometimes you'll even enjoy it."

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Once a high-flying city fund manager, Mr Woodford was variously described as the man who made middle England rich and the UK's answer to Warren Buffet.

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Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey said the party had supplanted the Conservatives as the "party of Middle England".

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The Liberal Democrats went into the election campaign saying they aimed to replace the Conservatives as the "party of Middle England".

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