Sentence examples for exquisite privilege from inspiring English sources
She was reared in exquisite privilege, the daughter of millionaire Eugene Meyer and Agnes Meyer.
How could a woman reared in such exquisite privilege — one whose circle of friends, among them Robert McNamara and Henry Kissinger, Lyndon Johnson and Nancy Reagan, rarely widened beyond the most powerful élites of Washington and New York — take such risks?
Indulging the sense of intellectual and political superiority that comes from an exquisite acknowledgment of privilege — and the passivity that results — can be its own form of privilege.
It's not hard to see why it was such a hit: the series has a connoisseur's eye for the most exquisite emblems of privilege and breeding and a fan's gusto for intrigue and melodrama.
Glowing brightly beneath Tina McHugh's exquisite lighting, it looks like an accusation: however he behaves, this man is a figure of Ivy League privilege.
It is structurally exquisite.
Exquisite victory, excruciating defeat.
