Sentence examples for massive privilege from inspiring English sources

"People like [Facebook board member] Marc Andreessen are speaking from places of such massive privilege and are still so massively wrong," said Rohit Sharma, a venture capitalist with True Ventures, which has raised $878m.

This job is a massive privilege".

I think that's a massive privilege that should never be underestimated".

"They often think it's a massive privilege to serve for the nation with almost the same conviction in the way they would serve a man," she said.

"It would be a massive privilege to be involved with England in the World Cup, but I am not holding out too much hope," he said.

Also, even I am aware that going to the World Cup in Brazil is a massive privilege and I should probably learn to appreciate it instead of making wisecracks.

These political process cases, taken together, confer massive privileges to conservative political parties, candidates, and the particular political interests they (and apparently at least five Justices of the Supreme Court) share.

The spectacle of the prince's aide under the spotlight came at a juncture in the nation's life that illuminated much about the monarchy in these times of austerity that demand both the distraction of royal theater (like the royal baby watch) and a degree of relative regal frugality to dilute the impression of massive unearned privilege that rankles many Britons.

"I feel a massive sense of privilege at being one of those responsible for the leadership of the church in a time of spiritual hunger, when our network of parishes and churches and schools and above all people means that we are facing the toughest issues in the toughest place".

"It's a massive honour and privilege to captain your country," said Ford.

I'm seeing a country -- and its media -- that was willing to throw two black women under the bus for a white candidate with the fastest rising privilege, drawing massive crowds and when Black Lives Matter didn't allow him to speak it became problematic.