Sentence examples for a privileged character from inspiring English sources

Had many eccentricities, but she was a privileged character.

Those films by Fellini, Resnais or Antonioni which suggest that the listlessness and disillusion of a few privileged characters bespeak a more widespread, continental malaise, while simultaneously glamourising their listless, dissolute lifestyles.

Sir Michael was certainly right about the privileged character of private education.

No otherwise privileged information acquired from tangible things received by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in accordance with the provisions of this subchapter shall lose its privileged character.

It's perverse to represent Tom's point of view, without the necessary knowledge or sympathy, but Annie is the one privileged character in the book who isn't dead on the page, perhaps because she survives by performing her class status, in the hope that poshness will disguise poverty.

Like those of Dickens, Gates complains, Perlman's improbable subplots link disenfranchised and privileged characters — a black street sweeper and a Jewish historian, for example.

"Atonement" begins like a novel by Jane Austen, transformed into a Merchant-Ivory movie, as an English country house comes alive in 1935 with a diverse cast of privileged characters, most of whom belong to the extended Tallis family.

"In an Instant" describes far more privileged characters than those in "The Long Road Home," Ms. Raddatz's account of a ferocious and pivotal battle in the streets of Sadr City.

The first cabin to gather at morning and evening lineup gets to raise or lower the flag to a scratchy record playing reveille or "Taps". The oldest campers, called PC's (or "privileged characters") refuse to have their cabin painted because it is a shrine to the past, covered with names in shoe polish that go back generations.

Sara is one of the few privileged characters in the book.

The young foreign fighters were, and remain, privileged characters in the city.