Sentence examples for better privileges from inspiring English sources

Its participants were allowed better privileges than other inmates, like more family visits and computer access, the appeals panel said.

The latter was motivated by the British taxation of whaling stations in the Antarctic, and Christensen hoped to be able to establish stations on Norwegian territory to gain better privileges and so at least the taxes went to his home country.

I don't know, I just kind of feel like that's a better privilege than getting doors held open for you.

The same view is repeated by Ahmad, a shopkeeper in Mosul, who adds that foreign fighters do even better, with excellent privileges in terms of salaries, spoils and even captives.

Think of the "platinum credit card," which often has better benefits and privileges than the "gold credit card".

The smoother the glide, the mix, the better concealed the privileges and ideologies that run beneath it, the more it's valued.

The inmates decided to announce a set of five wide-ranging demands, including expanded visitation and telephone privileges, better and more nutritious food, and abolition of the CDCR's dreaded "debriefing" program, which required inmates to report on the gang activity of other prisoners if they ever wanted to see their way out of the SHU.

Nothing says "white privilege" better than "there was no malice intended".

or better yet, "jury privilege"?

I was made better through the privilege of seeing their beauty amidst the pain of war and poverty.

We did get some hurt feelings, but mostly from citizens and white people, but we are not in the business of making white people feel better about their privilege, so we kept at it.