Sentence examples for even more privileged from inspiring English sources

Ms. Pellegrini's childhood was even more privileged than Ms. McCaulou's.

She had a fortunate upbringing and has led an even more privileged adult life.

"I was so privileged, and I knew that at the time," says Collins. "But I feel even more privileged now".

And just about every journalist and managing editor we spoke to predicted that the trade would become even more privileged in the future.

I feel superficial enough as it is, and slip my wristwatch -- not the Accutron, but a Heuer Monaco, which makes me feel even more privileged -- into my pocket and get outfitted in heavy, padded blue overalls and a blue parka.

Apparently, Made in Chelsea will soon be replaced by the even more privileged Sired in Stockport, in which Bernie Ecclestone's daughter gasps: "Oh my GOD have you SEEN the emerald on Jemima's bracelet" while sniffing glue in Edgeley Park with the Sultan of Brunei.

I have always been privileged, of course – I am white, able-bodied, and I was born in Canada – but getting to write requires even more privilege than those facts confer.

"Coming to a march like this, I realize even more how privileged we are and how much I take for granted," she said.

Even in more privileged places like North Africa, to talk of a publishing scene is a dream of possibilities.

Even the more privileged characters in popular storylines, such as the elite James Bond or billionaire Tony Stark must at sometime become outcast underdogs.

As we all now know, ordinary investors were encouraged to invest in the Facebook initial public offering even as more privileged entities were were tipped off to potential earnings trouble.