Sentence examples for intense privilege from inspiring English sources

It is the most intense privilege to be here".

What they say "It was clearly a life of intense privilege.

I'm not down on Dunham, whose intense interiority merely reflects her intense privilege.

"It was clearly a life of intense privilege," a friend of the family says.

The true facts of Mallory's life tell a familiar story, one of intense privilege: his grandfather the boss of a large media conglomerate, the family home in the Hamptons, the summer internship at New Line Cinema.

Watching E exposed to the lights, the noise and the crowd for the first time, the whole idea of seeing live music felt fresh and intense, an outrageous privilege.

We live in quite an intense first-world privilege bubble and even within that there is a huge difference in how much people rely on the Internet, and for what.

Working-class men in particular are drowning amid the transition to a gender-equal, globalized, services-dominated economy that has brought intense competition for work while privileging new talents at which men have no special advantage.

The administration has come under intense pressure to suspend the privileges in recent months — first after a factory fire there killed 112 workers last November and then after an eight-story factory building collapsed in April, killing 1,129 workers.

Indeed, he intends the book "to convey a succession of moments which combined, through six years, in producing intense stretches of the rarest human privilege — prolonged joy".

Because if the pressure on the players is almost too intense to bear, even with unlimited tattoo privileges and big headphones, then what the manager has to go through is so great as to be well near incalculable.