Sentence examples for a privileged class from inspiring English sources

The Left's conception of "privilege" is categorical -- one enjoys "privilege" if one is a member of a privileged class, regardless of one's personal circumstances -- but the facts of life are personal and particular.

Another consequence is that it is often as members of a privileged class that economists now confront the public (where their privilege is measured not simply by education and social origins, but increasingly by personal income and wealth).

A privileged class kept replicating itself.

But the middle-class Maoists belonged to a privileged class.

Talent and looks alone cannot guarantee entry into what is considered a privileged class.

A "privileged class close to politicians" has cornered much of the better land, he says.

By the 8th century the Roman cardinals constituted a privileged class among the Roman clergy.

Government isn't a privileged class and cannot be immune to the times.

The author's emphasis is on a privileged class whose sufferings sound trivial in comparison.

Even members of Parliament, a privileged class to some extent, are not immune.

"Filmmakers are from a privileged class and tend to make films about themselves.