Sentence examples for distinctly privileged from inspiring English sources
Notable here is that the Agincourt HDSS data are distinctly privileged in identifying and following temporary migrants; other data sources (often on which discussions of health transition are based) do not have such detail.
The cabinet has a distinctly less privileged flavour, with Cameron's party chairman and close friend Andrew Feldman being replaced by the former miner Patrick McLoughlin.
The new cabinet has a distinctly less privileged flavour, with Cameron's party chairman, his close friend Lord Feldman, replaced with Patrick McLoughlin, who comes from a working-class background in Staffordshire.
"Any great group is always made up of distinctly different characters, and the actors we are privileged enough to invite into the roles of Ezekiel, Shaolin Fantastic, Boo-Boo and Ra-Ra all have the distinction of being from such diverse backgrounds -- from performing in subways in the Bronx to the music scene of Atlanta and of course Los Angeles.
They extended to Germany's representatives in every particular "the courtesy of privileged nationals" - yet the impression of adversaries was distinctly there.
But, whereas in America heavy metal has distinctly working class connotations, in India the music is accessible only to the privileged few.
As she teases out her multiple narrative we meet over-privileged Indians who put on absurd English airs; racist, ignorant and distinctly under-intelligent English people; Indians in America who use Gandhi's image to make money while exploiting other Indians; and Indians in America who allow themselves to be exploited.
"I felt very privileged".
Our privileged intensity.
