Sentence examples for least privileged from inspiring English sources

"We're in the least privileged place".

And of course, as with everything else, the least privileged among us suffer most.

It's the pigeon lady who remarks that theirs is "the cat's table" since "we're in the least privileged place".

Michael dines at the "cat's table"—the "least privileged place", farthest from the captain (who, it transpires, is "not fond of his Asian cargo").

The average gap between the most and least privileged men has grown from 5.6 years to 6.7 years over the last 30 years.

Organised religion provided an institutional source of solace, belonging, and hope, even – or especially – for the least privileged members of society.

The bottom line is that our government does not want to pay for the well-educated teachers, in good facilities, that our least-privileged children need and deserve.

In a Big City column, Ginia Bellafante explores the question of "toy deserts"  — areas of the city, and of course the country, where "the least-privileged children are choked off from the recreations most explicitly geared toward creativity and achievement".

In the way that we have considered food deserts — those parts of the city in which stores seem to stock primarily the food groups Doritos and Pepsi — we might begin to think, in essence, about toy deserts and the implications of a commercial system in which the least-privileged children are choked off from the recreations most explicitly geared toward creativity and achievement.

Unwilling to grieve quietly, the British people — or, at least, that privileged group upon whose letters and journals Nicolson mostly draws — shrieked, stamped and gyrated.

Part car, part public service, it's a vehicle that makes its driver feel if not actually famous, then at least enormously privileged, and quite possibly in need of a pair of waterproof pants.