Sentence examples for comfortable privilege from inspiring English sources

I don't begrudge Boy & Bear the comfortable privilege captured so neatly in Hoskings' words.

Brook writes that it was quite a comfortable privilege for disgraced and dismissed officials to be escorted by the courier service, yet even this saving of face was still a firm reminder of their banishment from court.

Eventually, even the most moderate politicians will be obliged to address the concerns of a discrete white community whose comfortable social privileges are no longer a given.

Perhaps the most troubling aspect of the whole case, to me anyway, is how the arguments in defense of Ms. Stewart show a widespread mentality that is all too comfortable with unwarranted privilege.

And I've never heard anyone say outright, "Those schools are bad because the people who go there don't deserve any better, and I want my child to be in a comfortable place of privilege".

In its portrayal of an African-American family so comfortable with parity and privilege that its patriarch fears his children are ignoring their roots, Black-ish acknowledges how far US society has come in a generation.

Knowing your child is safe, healthy, and comfortable should not be a privilege reserved for parents who can afford it.

In The White Card, a one-act play, she continues to dissect American racism with a razor-sharp pen, confronting the damage inflicted by comfortable, un-self-reflective white privilege.

As I fill my mind with books and absorb knowledge from amazing scholars, I find myself getting comfortable with a construct of privilege at school and sometimes forget about the reality my family faces back in Chicago.

Those Muslims who cite religion to oppose women as economic agents do so not because they fear violating the faith, but because they fear losing comfortable cultural certitudes and personal privileges.

He had grown up in privilege, had lived a comfortable life right up to the last few years.