Sentence examples for afforded privilege from inspiring English sources

After all, the white culture has been afforded privilege over and over by our nation.

I'm the enemy because I'm afforded privilege by my family background, my skin color, my penis, and my "cis- -ness.

As they got older, the two dogs were afforded privileges usually extended to elderly humans.

Only registered student organizations are afforded privileges such as reserving rooms in campus buildings, reserving space on campus (such as the Breezeway and tables in Levering Plaza), and recruiting new members on campus.

You, the listener, were afforded the privilege of listening in.

We know the modest protections afforded by privilege.

Fowler wasn't afforded the privilege of club membership in his youth.

The emperors issued a number of rulings that afforded greater privilege and responsibility to the bishops, enhancing their position in both church and society.

She declined to discuss why Mr. Bloomberg used the inmate entrance or to say whether any other non-inmates were ever afforded the privilege.

And so I recommend the reinvigoration of the role of "trustees" — individuals afforded the privilege of maintaining the standards of an institution or profession.

It would be nice, were Osaka to become tennis's second great champion of colour, that she were afforded the privilege of being allowed to be herself.