Sentence examples for a place of privilege from inspiring English sources

Also if you are coming from a place of privilege and someone from a less privileged group tells you that they felt oppressed, they have more insight into that perspective than you!

Though I wonder, is it because I'm voting from a place of privilege?

"That attitude has to come from a place of privilege," she said.

Among materials being introduced in the aerospace industry, the carbon fibre reinforced plastics (CFRP) have a place of privilege because of their exceptional stiffness-to-mass ratio.

They do not come from a place of privilege but from a place of struggle and disengagement.

The very fact of choosing a word (hopefully the right word) forces us into a place of privilege.

If the O.S.S. trainees felt the juxtaposition of training for the drudgery and strain of combat in a place of great privilege, they did not dwell on it.

THE RIGHT TO VOTE 29 The text of our Florida Constitution begins with a Declaration of Rights, a series of rights so basic that the founders accorded them a place of special privilege.

Advertised by Living TV across tube stations and on the back of heat magazine by two oiled-up, bikinied lesbians and the slogan "Same Sex, Different City", it too came from a place of immense privilege.

And rather than a place of imperial privilege and reserve, Greenwich today felt the same as hundreds of other communities, seemingly worlds away from the hurly-burly of Manhattan, that were mourning, or waiting, for fathers and mothers, daughters and sons, neighbors and friends who went to work on Tuesday and never came back.

And I'm speaking from a place of white privilege ― black Africans are treated so much worse.