Sentence examples for a certain privilege from inspiring English sources

The daughter of a prominent Boston family, Abigail May was heir to a certain privilege.

Still, there is a certain privilege in my position as somebody who is not an American, who is looking in from the outside.

More pointedly, it was suggested in one thread comment that my upbringing – adopted by two white parents and raised in a majority white town – imparts a certain privilege that does not allow me to truly understand the racism toward black people in places like Ferguson.

But there's a certain privilege though, in being an immigrant writer.

It's important for women to recognize that celebrity comes with a certain privilege that may tint a young actor's worldview.

There is a certain privilege in the way my father can write about his life and family with little-to-no criticism.

"As a 'westerner' I have certain privilege and protection," says Baig. "I am working with local journos.

"As a 'westerner,' I have certain privilege and protection," says Baig. "I am working with local journos.

Mr. Zardari was classified as an A class prisoner and received certain privileges: a separate room from the main prison wing with an attached bathroom, air-conditioning and two servants.

The cast is clothed in creamy white and beige colors (courtesy of costume designer Valérie Thèrése Bart) that evoke a certain aristocratic privilege without tying the story down to a particular time period.

The peer is pursuing a libel action against the Independent's former publisher for a series of stories examining how the company benefited from a property boom in the Turks and Caicos Islands, where the peer is a "Belonger", a citizen entitled to certain privileges.