Sentence examples for like privilege from inspiring English sources

They don't like privilege – unless of course it's for their own children.

As Freddie has it when dressing down Dominic West's hapless Oxbridge toff, "It's nothing personal, I just don't like privilege".

As anyone who works a 9-to-5 job knows, the "right" to sell one's labor hardly feels like privilege.

Terms like "privilege" are not nuanced and why should they be?

Joe Girardi, the Yankees' manager and former catcher, used words like privilege and honor to describe how it feels to work with Rivera.

(Those of you who like privilege checklists might enjoy this monogamous privilege checklist, which is patterned after Peggy McIntosh's classic essay and white privilege checklist).

Challengers to the laws say that hospitals frequently deny these staff-like privileges to abortion doctors because they want to avoid become absorbed into the abortion wars, thus forcing many clinics that provide women safe abortions to close.

In the ideal case, we would like the privilege level at any given time to be proportional to the behavior of the node at that time.

Formalism is not a dirty word in her vocabulary; she writes in refreshingly plain English, without any of the jargon or the ad hoc gerunds -- like "privileging" or "emblematizing" -- favored by art historians.

Things like privileges and food are secondary and meaningless.

Courts have blocked six of the Texas-like admitting privileges laws, including measures in Wisconsin and Alabama.