Sentence examples for due to privilege from inspiring English sources

But is it entirely due to privilege?

One virtue of storytelling is that it allows us to feel how we may never otherwise feel, due to privilege or luck.

For the nobility deputies, initially two, later four deputies held their seats due to privileges tied with other aristocratic status (heads of Grand Duchy magnate families), the rest were elected by landholders.

"I believe this is partially due to white privilege in that there is not an understanding why an 'all-American girl' would give up her privilege-assumed, carefree lifestyle," said Wilson.

It has blind spots due to its privilege in these areas.

Kerala, due to its privilege of water and heavy monsoons, is one of the richest states in India.

Or will it lead to them feeling like they were ripped away from their culture due to "white privilege?" And how am I supposed to do their hair?

"I believe [the negative perception of female converts] is partially due to white privilege in that there is not an understanding [of] why an 'all-American girl' would give up her privilege-assumed, carefree lifestyle".

"When judges on benches see themselves reflected in the face of a perpetrator and recuse him of all responsibility, they will not feel a modicum of remorse due to their privilege of race and class," reads one petition calling for Strother's removal from the bench with 67,000 signatories.

In this instance, decision-making criteria and conceptions of risk between physicians and parturient women may not align due to the privileging of different risk factors.

So these investors have more prominent opportunities due to their information privilege.