Sentence examples for all the privilege from inspiring English sources

"But the Bullingdon crowd had all the privilege in the world.

I am hugely aware of all the privilege that I'm writing from".

White-male portraits on white walls were intended to mean ownership of all, the privilege of all, even as white walls white in.

"I wrote as if I had all the privilege of a majority writer, and majority writers never have to translate or pander," Nguyen said.

But, most of all, the privilege of defining me rests with my slave ancestors, most prominently, Mound and __ Jeffries (I do not know my great-great grandmother's name) and Emma and Asberry Wilkins.

I prefer a more romantic notion: that it's a form of popular rebellion by which the prevailing anti-natalist mores of a manipulative consumer capitalism are trumped by the innate understanding of millions of women (and men) of what really constitutes love and fulfilment – dependence, commitment, the pleasure of guiding enthusiasm and, above all, the privilege of nurturing innocence.

They had all the privileges of ownership without the feeling of responsibility of it".

So the City of London – all the privileges, all the political status, belongs to the rich and to capital – and the workforce have no protection".

Paying taxes is an honor and a small price to pay for all the privileges of being an American.

Generally defined as "being free of restraints," it also includes the right of enjoying all the privileges of citizenship.

If the accused takes advantage of all the privileges offered to him, he would have a minimum of two hours a day outside his cell".