Sentence examples for expression of privilege from inspiring English sources

Ignorance of this kind was an expression of privilege for the majority.

It's a pure expression of privilege: Earn needs the d.j. as a contact, so he has to let this awful guy act like his buddy.

The display is a reminder that Britain in the 16th and 17th centuries was relatively poor compared with much of Europe, even though the Tudor and Stuart monarchs and aristocrats were eager to use luxury as an expression of privilege.

Fleshman: That's the ultimate expression of privilege.

Suggesting that we should end identity liberalism is an unfortunate expression of privilege.

As a black woman, I am mildly intrigued by their various expressions of privilege, but I've recently discovered that I am more interested in embracing the power of my own agency than bolstering a colonial position through reactionary means.

Violence against women on public transport in Nepal: sexual harassment and the spatial expression of male privilege.

Ignoring or downplaying black people's views, feelings — our very presence — is as much an expression of white privilege as insulting us to our faces.

That sentiment partly reflects widespread discontent about the failure of the post-apartheid South African government to spread the country's wealth more evenly, but comments such as Sparrow's are often cited by black people as an expression of continuing white privilege.

Its use is in many ways an expression of the very privilege it critiques.

Steve Grand has attempted to backpedal after making a series of remarks that many perceived as an overt expression of white male privilege in an interview. .