Sentence examples for makes a privileged from inspiring English sources

Stressing public service and maintaining an un-showy demeanor, she makes a privileged existence, including, from birth, enrollment in the Social Register and education at Smith College, a life that's lived in a Fifth Avenue apartment and a Sharon, Connecticut country place, seem 'ordinary,' as indeed it is, among certain people.

Their joint income had made a privileged lifestyle she no longer enjoyed possible.

This makes them a privileged group and also forces them to define and defend themselves against a less privileged majority.

An awful lot of people on the streets are those who cannot lose their jobs, which makes them a privileged minority in a nasty recession, and they are protesting to defend perks and pay that others can only dream of.

The ability of the controller in handling system delay along with its simplicity and low computational load makes PFC a privileged AQM method in the high speed networks.

In February, Rebecca Traister wrote at The New Republic that this policy makes "parenting a privileged pursuit, takes women out of the workforce, and ultimately affirms public and professional life as being built for men".

Their policy is to make Turkey a "privileged partner" of the EU, but not a member.

Dr. Heffner favored ending the deferments, telling a meeting of freshmen in 1967 that the system made students a "privileged class".

The generals would soon have to choose between loyalty to Mubarak and their own welfare as recipients of the American aid that had made them a privileged elite.

Exceptional structural features of this class of heterocycle and versatile biological applications made it a privileged structural backbone in new drug design and discovery.

Even though most writers have chosen their careers and, if they make a living, feel privileged to do so, the writing itself can be like a glowering, unapproachable chore.