Sentence examples for a bit privileged from inspiring English sources

When a vegan says they're persecuted, sometimes I worry that they're a little entitled and a bit privileged.

They were more than a bit privileged, they prided themselves on their exquisite insights into people and events, and they were served for a lifetime by their "devoted" maid, Rose.

Although in this case, the test set was generated in the analogous way as for training, which makes it a little bit privileged, this type of test set is a very good illustration of the virtual screening experiment, where large libraries of chemical structures are evaluated.

"That started a divide within the African community on the plantation, because then those who were closer to the house had some of the less back-breaking work and therefore they felt that they were a bit more privileged".

"A bit overwhelmed – and privileged," he says.

"I'm not arguing in favour of National Service, but I feel in awe of my parents' generation who had to do that, and a bit guilty having such a privileged life.

A lot of people would say it's a bit rich for the spectacularly privileged, privately educated daughter of a fabulously wealthy family to lecture the rest of us about bootstraps.

But the world has changed since the turn of the millennium and it is indeed time to make things a bit more complicated.Firstly the privileged focus on poverty reduction should give ground to other priorities since the elimination of poverty (at the admittedly modest $1.25 per capita level) no longer seems out of reach given the current momentum.

The maid, of course, is pretty and a bit overwhelmed by the extremely privileged world she's entered.

Although these services may seem a bit kooky from a pet privileged perspective, the driving sentiment behind such businesses is our love for pets and our longing for a kiss and cuddle.

Kobe Bryant, who spent part of his childhood in Italy, said he found Jackson's giving him "White Boy Shuffle," a novel about a black child raised in a privileged white community, a bit presumptuous.