Sentence examples for every privileged from inspiring English sources

Might every privileged schoolchild have a bright future in dance or theater or glass blowing?

So I decided to do what every privileged young person who's seen Before Sunrise does when confronted with seemingly unsolvable personal problems: I traveled to Europe by myself.

He had the half smile, narrow eyes, and right from the get-go you knew he was every privileged white boy with a homicidal streak that ever was.

The U.S. economy was riding high, and every privileged liberal arts student was simply told, "You can do whatever you want to do!" But after many years out of college, I realized the advice is far from the truth.

In his 1971 essay "Famine, Affluence, and Morality," ethicist Peter Singer compares the general moral obligation to help the drowning to every privileged individual's moral obligation to alleviate global poverty.

The intellectual underpinnings of William Kunstler were straight forward: every white American was privileged and every minority was handicapped.

She says: "I love what I do and feel privileged every day to be part of a business which sells products that genuinely make people feel great.

New drugs introduced to the market every year represent privileged structures for particular biological targets.

Don't stand alone, and though parties can be made for one or two special persons, every one is privileged to be a participant or team member for the party.

Early on he adopted a tactile, chance-driven method of painting that privileged almost every technique over brushwork.

Every day we are privileged to meet people who are deeply loving, courageous against the odds, determined and often ingenious in working out how to make ends meet in their daily battle to survive below the poverty line.