Sentence examples for because of privilege from inspiring English sources

But there's a substantial majority of white, unlike people of color, who don't feel threatened by gun violence, who maybe have a different lived experience because of privilege or because of an urban-rural divide.

2.43pm GMT Leveson: law enforcement powers are limited because of privileges of the press The purpose of this inquiry has been twofold.

She added: "Then people had free rein because of the parliamentary privilege to go ahead and name me in the press.

"Then people had free rein because of the parliamentary privilege to go ahead and name me in the press," she said.

Because the premise of "Privilege" is vast — deeply rooted change, a change in mentalities, in habits, in the foundations of thought — it's an artistic risk of the highest order: it risks absurdity.

This is in part because the nature of privilege is that you don't have to think deeply about your privilege if you don't want to.

"We often don't see Africans of privilege, because we've been conditioned to see Africa as a land of less," she says.

Among materials being introduced in the aerospace industry, the carbon fibre reinforced plastics (CFRP) have a place of privilege because of their exceptional stiffness-to-mass ratio.

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Why, because a key element of privilege is the power to write the narrative and to write it in a way that reinforces the privileges of those who already have it, in this case white, upper middle class, professional men.

So instead of being born with all kinds of privilege because of the word 'male' on my birth certificate, I, like many gay men, was called a sissy and a faggot, something that wasn't a man or a woman, or anything in between.