Sentence examples for a privileged choice from inspiring English sources

People for whom dressing shabbily, like a down and out from an episode of Boardwalk Empire, was not an unfortunate necessity, but a privileged choice made by people who could feasibly form a career out of selling expensive alternative milk to idiots.

That may be a false promse because not everyone has that privileged choice.

On the way home, I remind myself how all of this endless drug-taking and clinical prodding are my privileged choice, my elected First World problem.

I can pick up them up and put them down at my convenience if I decide they aren't mine to live because I have the privileged choice to be silent.

(I knew I was in a privileged position to have a choice of buying new vs. used, knowing so many people have no choice in the matter. It humbled me).

This grants the artist a special status from at least two standpoints: 1) Artistic activity as an existential choice is a privileged mode of assuming and realising the paradoxical nature of being human.

He has made his choice: standing up for a privileged few, not for working families.

Political and economic processes and the ability to make informed choices were the sole preserve of a privileged elite.

The sensation of choice or desire when facing a specific behaviour, places the individual in a privileged position in the motivation continuum [ 63], and can be manipulated through self-regulation.

Again, in an Aristotelian reading so fundamental for the capabilities approach towards poverty, human beings are in a privileged position to shape the world by initiating actions – the origin of action in its efficient cause is choice [9].

When we make the privileged silent choice, the seemingly safe choice, and stay out of social justice conversations we often do so because we don't see this as a White issue.