Sentence examples for extraordinarily privileged from inspiring English sources

"Someone who enjoys an extraordinarily privileged existence, but sincerely believes... his privileges are a consequence of inexorable natural forces and that by increasing his power and wealth he is not only fulfilling a divinely sanctioned calling, but is also making the greatest possible contribution to the betterment of mankind and the progress of mankind".

"It's an extraordinarily privileged position to be trusted.

Look where we are – we're in an extraordinarily privileged position.

1. Tourists should realize that by comparison with Soviet citizens they are extraordinarily privileged.

You're in an extraordinarily privileged space that's been enabled by that wealth and power.

"If you are born here you know Hull is a great city and I always felt extraordinarily privileged.

That's an extraordinarily prized and privileged Riviera of universities, homes, etc.

Wealth is hardly unique in a national candidate or in a President, but, unlike Franklin Roosevelt — or Teddy Roosevelt or John Kennedy — Romney seems to be keenly loyal to the perquisites and the presumptions of his class, the privileged cadre of Americans who, like him, pay extraordinarily low tax rates, with deductions for corporate jets.

"There's a privileged alignment that connects action, power, and penetration with extraordinarily sized, masculine men".

He is mourned by family, patients, friends, colleagues and staff who were privileged to be a part of the life of this extraordinarily caring man.

Ms. Peyton's art looks like that of a person whose extraordinarily limited sense of reality comes partly from her own small, exceedingly privileged, bohemian social circle and partly from People magazine.