Sentence examples for less privilege than from inspiring English sources
White women have a greater platform than women of color, absolutely, but we have much less privilege than most white men.
It felt awful being ripped off, but my experiences are nothing compared to what artisans with less privilege than myself and my partner face.
"Dr Murray has not received any special treatment in jail and in fact has many less privileges than most inmates because of his notoriety," Wass said this year.
Singh is younger, a snappier stylist, further left, and has much less privilege to check than the current prime minister.
Providers, such as Google Docs, Dropbox and SendThisFile, make cloud-based file-sharing feel less like a privilege than a right.In "Downloaded", a new documentary about the rise and fall of Napster between 1999 and 2001, Alex Winter, the director (and also Bill from "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure") reminds us that this wasn't always the case.
Because we tend to have such easy access to the vote in the United States, it can seem like less of a privilege than it does in places where blood is spilled and governments toppled in the fight for it.
The only word used less often than "privilege" in discussions of Dunham is "naked".
It reposes, rather, on the theocratic idea that inspiration is less a privilege of the private citizen than of the ordained prophet.
Forty-five percent of the adjuncts gained library privileges less than two weeks before classes began, while 47percentt received copying services less than two weeks before the start of classes.
But Singapore is less known for high-society privileges than Hong Kong, where ostentatious displays of wealth are a part of the city's psyche.
