Sentence examples for Privileged circumstances from inspiring English sources

"I realize a lot of you young people grew up in some pretty privileged circumstances.

In democratic societies, people from wealthy, highly connected, and privileged circumstances have relatively easy routes to personal success and prosperity.

After thirteen years in New York, Cai still uses a Chinese interpreter, and he is disconcertingly serene when discussing the Cultural Revolution, which he experienced in privileged circumstances.

I am lucky enough to be living in financially stable, relatively privileged circumstances, and to have had the education that allows me to do so.

This season Staci, a teenager who lives in far less privileged circumstances in the flats below Baldwin Hills, dealt with pregnancy and miscarriage.

Six children aged nine or ten from a disadvantaged community and nine teenagers from privileged circumstances together designed the web-based application that would be used to provide after-school homework support to young children who lack such support.

Coppola's first three films examine feminine self-definition and maturation, usually in privileged circumstance.

His surroundings are balmy and his material circumstances privileged, but he's somehow out of it, and worst of all he's not quite clear why.

And I honestly think TB has also made me a better person in many ways (I know this comes from an extremely privileged set of circumstances).

The idea is that this is what it's like for huge swaths of humanity, and here's the opportunity for the privileged reader – literacy in these circumstances is a privilege – to grasp something of the ordeal in being this anonymous "you".

Clearly we need to stand back, so let me start by offering a definition: private education is essentially a mechanism – in its own terms a brilliantly successful mechanism – by which children who are already privileged by dint of the circumstances of their birth go to highly resourced schools and have their privileged socioeconomic position further entrenched and strengthened.