Sentence examples for as privilege from inspiring English sources

Later films, such as Privilege(1990), have continued this theme, with treatments of menopause and aging, breast cancer, and homosexuality.

Though the Israelites have prided themselves on being the elect of God, they have misinterpreted this election as privilege instead of responsibility.

"My background," he notes, "is a mash-up of a lot of different things, some that people think of as privilege, and some as underprivileged.

However, the inclusion of Cowell just says it all – coming across as privilege piling on top of elitism cuddling up to who you know.

Besides, Eton in the 30s, where the story begins, is pretty much the same as it is now as far as privilege, snobbery and anachronisms go.

There will always be debate surrounding the outer reaches of this principle; in the most recent versions, the discussion has wandered into such ideas as privilege — which I've previously addressed here — and safe spaces, whatever that might mean in a world with Russians hacking elections and Kim Jung Un testing missiles.

The explanation for the Girls-as-privilege meme lies in a convergence of the content (especially of the pilot); the marketing of the show; and the broader culture in which it first appeared, namely a post-recession America not inclined to sympathize with the non-problems of a group of broke but safety-net-having young Brooklynites.

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

Ownership seems to them to carry as many obligations as privileges.

Still, as military service has become a matter of personal choice, status, as well as privileges, has accrued to those willing to serve.

Foreign buyers may be interested in a government program called Malaysia My Second Home, which awards a 10-year visa as well as privileges like a duty-free car purchase.