Sentence examples for as much privilege from inspiring English sources

Ri can, for the moment, look forward to a life of as much privilege as her homeland can muster.

Gabrielle Union wants to elevate the voices of all those women who don't have as much privilege as big Hollywood stars. .

He added: "I wish I could say that you couldn't spot a bag or two under my eyes during these marathon writing sessions, but to me having a book published and read by many is almost as much a privilege as it is to have a loving family and a company filled with people whose lives I have had a profound influence on.

And often for as much money, privilege, and access to power as one can get with a "career" as a Black leader or figurehead.

To be humane is the goal, and it is often wise to remember that to give is as much a privilege as to receive.

The drama, written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, a versatile playwright and TV writer now working as a writer and producer for "Glee," is as much about class, privilege and power — subjects virtually unexplored in America's schools, and particularly relevant in Levittown — as it is about sex.

"Enlightened behavioral investors ought to be more willing to pay on the order of one percentage point to an investment manager who will prohibit or at least impede aggressive orders than to pay nearly four times as much for the privilege of excessively and detrimentally trading their own account," the authors, Mr. Maymin and Mr. Fisher, wrote.

But this is clearly a political decision; as much as lending the privilege of infallibility to any other government agency would be. .

Skakel's victory is due as much to his many privileges as a defendant as it is to the actual evidence in his case.

But make no mistake: Our love story is bound up in our shared experience of oppression as much as in the privileges and gifts.

Nonetheless, as "Good Time" shows, Queens is as much a labyrinth of white privilege as anywhere else.