Sentence examples for almost privileged from inspiring English sources

Bechdel's coming-of-age in both an artistic and a sexual sense is closely personal and as a reader I feel almost privileged to be privy to her tale.

As creative writers, we bring to our experience of life an intense, almost privileged perspective.

Just as in the US, the best resourced schools in Australia are those that cater almost entirely to the most privileged student groups – that is to say, they are segregated schools.

In some cases, Kapos became almost as privileged, as violent, and as hated as the S.S. officers.

It takes seriously the complaints of people whose lives are, by any objective historical measure, almost impossibly privileged (though they would no doubt describe themselves as middle class).

Today we stand in an almost uniquely privileged position of saying that each of these early legal changes has now been secured.

Dan Maddicott, the series producer for Coolabi who also plays the Clangers' whistles, adds: "I've worked on a lot of programmes and this is really a happy series, everyone working on it almost feels privileged to work on it".

It sounds like an almost parodically privileged position from which to absorb first-hand material for a play that tightly intertwines the personal and political while also titillating us with its insider-insights and the splatting sound of old scores being settled.

Daubert accords to judicial folk-knowledge (i.e., cultural knowledge shared by judges) about the scientific process a privileged, almost insulated, position that it does not grant to the most eminent of expert witnesses.

Greene had co-written the screenplay for Carol Reed's recent successful thriller "The Fallen Idol," based on his own short story, which was about a privileged boy who almost dooms the beloved butler who is his only friend — a perfect example of Greene's view of the danger of innocence — as well as the screenplay for "The Third Man," which had been an enormous hit.

Early on he adopted a tactile, chance-driven method of painting that privileged almost every technique over brushwork.