Sentence examples for intensely privileged from inspiring English sources
The customer experience valued by the intensely privileged is not extended towards those who, by necessity, are focused on getting by.
I never mentioned these episodes to anyone because, even then, I knew I was intensely privileged that these were my only encounters with gay shame.
And that gives many voters an emotional connection to him that they simply don't have to most other politicians, including Romney, a privileged and intensely private man whose strengths don't include the easy ability to humanize himself.
Our privileged intensity.
The idea came from observing his tutees: "I saw in these kids a lot of frustration because on the one hand, their lives were so privileged, and on the other, their lives were so intensely managed," he says.
Jacob lives alone, but he shares Prague intensely, with a group of young friends, most of whom, like him, are privileged temporary immigrants, drawn to ragged new opportunity and unstable frontiers.
When we visited an all-black college, we felt intensely the disparity in educational opportunities that had been given to the students there, especially when compared with those that we had received in our privileged, cloistered college.
"I felt very privileged".
