Sentence examples for formerly privileged from inspiring English sources
The policies of the government were frequently met with considerable popular opposition, as they antagonized some formerly privileged groups.
And, while the Assembly made the tax system more uniform and equitable, direct taxes remained heavy and actually rose in formerly privileged regions, while nothing was done to relieve the plight of tenant farmers.
Now there's much less distinction to the profession: everybody has access to formerly privileged information and anybody can publish it.
Sheila Vand will play Leila, a formerly privileged Beverly Hills detective who gave up riches for independence.
But we will not advance the struggle by repeating a self-pitying story of those who were formerly the most privileged and we certainly should not promise that the movement will restore their privileges, will make everything hunky dory.
This proves both necessary and problematic, as, when the lights come up on the Beales' boudoir, we are shown that the privileged couple, formerly Caucasian, have turned black.
President Dmitri A. Medvedev of Russia, who said in August that Moscow had "privileged interests" in areas formerly in its domain, visited Kazakhstan just two weeks before Ms. Rice.
Tony Benn (formerly known as Viscount Stansgate) didn't think his privileged upbringing was any impediment to his role as a leading socialist.
Because of a sheltered, privileged life and because of a large, formerly athletic frame, I have never needed or sought protection from a mob, a gang, an angry spouse, or anyone wishing to physically harm me.
"I felt very privileged".
