Sentence examples for fairly privileged from inspiring English sources

You're from a fairly privileged background.

She describes her childhood as comfortable and fairly privileged.

As he writes: Recruiting fairly privileged students of color is far less expensive than including low-income and working-class kids of all races.

I think it's a fairly privileged position, and I'm lucky to have it," he says.

As Okón notes on "the kind of people that go to museums," they "tend to be a fairly privileged demographic.

Anton says he was born in Siberia but moved to Ukraine as a child, where he enjoyed a fairly privileged youth: he had a businessman father, went to college, and moved to Brooklyn a few years ago to make money in the US markets.

The world Jess and Milly inhabit reflects a fairly narrow, privileged demographic, though.

Although his family endured some financial hardships around the time his parents divorced in his early teens, he described his childhood as "fairly sheltered, privileged" in a personal essay in the Amherst student newspaper.

Despite (false) rumors that slaves killed her parents, the Mistress actually lived a fairly normal and privileged life.

And, that's essentially what we have with One Day since, for much of the film, Dexter (and it's really his movie) is a good-looking, charming, privileged, womanizing, fairly shallow jerk, especially when his career and ego take off when he inexplicably and unrealistically becomes a B-list celebrity as the loudmouth host of an annoying late-night show.

Other than that, she's probably had a fairly typical life for a privileged American teen.