Sentence examples for level of privilege from inspiring English sources

Does it imply a certain level of privilege?

Success is still largely determined by the level of privilege people are born into.

"I was exercising a level of privilege others don't have access to," he said.

Not to mention the level of privilege that undertaking free work implies.

(This is not to say that their personalities are at all the same; the level of privilege that they enjoy certainly isn't).

Isn't it only accidents of birth – luck, parenting, a middling level of privilege – that mean I'm not projecting mine in as high-profile or as damaging a manner as Trump?

Attending the right screenings requires ingenuity, and a wide variety of passes offer different levels of privilege.

Star athletes are afforded ludicrous levels of privilege and sporting headlines regularly reveal a snake pit of cheats, liars and dopers.

Placelessness — variously defined, at varying levels of privilege — might even be seen as becoming the center of gravity of the human condition.

Penn also spoke of coming to feel that "the only genius is generosity and we see less and less of it" as well of a "strange dichotomy" between the levels of privilege and suffering currently seen.

Fleming, Mr. Winder writes, was a decaying remnant of the defunct British Empire — a "cynical upper-class waster" and "banal philandering toff," who was raised with "sheer imbecile levels of privilege" and wrote his fantasies of Bond to stroke his own ego.