Sentence examples for In privilege from inspiring English sources
In "Privilege," Rainer's sense of mournfulness involves the firsthand bearers of injustice, and her recognition of her own illusions regarding their virtually silent and invisible presence.
In "Privilege," the telling of stories and the making of films, as well as the development of a style and the adoption of a form are neither abstract nor innocent; they're political acts in themselves.
In Privilege (1967, directed by Peter Watkins, Paul Joness portrays a pop star used by the government to sing secretly-penned product-pushing songs.
It's a study in privilege, really.
It's been a curious journey for an actor who grew up in privilege.
She recounts the details of Stella's life, which began in privilege in Shanghai.
The point isn't necessarily that Romney has lived in privilege all his life; so did FDR.
Mr. Kerry was the craggy Brahmin raised in privilege, Mr. Edwards, smiling, Southern and self-made.
Phumile's sponsor, Mr. van der Walt, said that he grew up in privilege but had a deeply troubled youth.
Myra was raised in privilege herself, and then used the team's fame and success to enhance her own vast philanthropic efforts.
The Samurai Shopper considers shopping a sprightly exercise in privilege and discretion: acquiring this, admiring that, refining one's taste or accommodating swings in shape or weight.
