Sentence examples for a certain privilege in from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

I personally prefer an ethic of civility and truth-telling, but am deeply conscious that this may reflect a certain privilege, and that same privilege chastens me from urging others to be more civil in their discourse.

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

The application fee (currently $725), the civics test and concern about losing certain privileges in a country of origin can deter naturalization.

Even as anti-Semitism is on the rise now, it's likely that my son's whiteness will continue to offer him certain privileges in an America that's still all too racist.

Last month a sociologist at the Jaipur Literature Festival said corruption was rampant among the lower castes, who qualify for certain privileges in government and education.

Conservatives in Iran want the government to interfere in economics, to give them certain privileges in importing, exporting, banking, credit, government contracts, purchases.

Casimir designated as his successor his nephew Louis I (the Great) of Hungary, who gained the support of influential nobles by granting them certain privileges in 1355.

The Oriental trade was controlled largely by a group of Muslim merchants known as the Kārimīs; the Mediterranean trade was left to European traders, whom the Mamlūks allowed certain privileges in Alexandria.