Sentence examples for men of privilege from inspiring English sources

Over the next few decades, heels inched higher on dress shoes, particularly among men of privilege.

Forget those bucolic scenes of bored men of privilege waxing nostalgic among stately trees.

"There is a culture of machismo here where men of privilege, especially those in power, feel that they can do what they want," said Ms. Schler, who immigrated to Israel from Oceanside, in Nassau County, N.Y.

In this week's issue, there are several tantalizing references to unusual libraries of yore, all, coincidentally, domains to which men of privilege intentionally repaired, to either escape their wives or control their own lives.

John Kerry and George W. Bush started out the tumultuous late 1960's in exactly the same place, young men of privilege with a scant two years separating them at Yale.

www.winterthur.org THE SCHOLAR AS COLLECTOR: CHINESE ART AT YALE -- A recreation of a scholar's studio sets the scene for this exhibition of the sort of desk toys favored by men of privilege in centuries past.

Nick Clegg is another man of privilege, decency and plainness.

The average football player was no longer the Yale man of privilege.

ALBERT SCHMIDT, the hero of Louis Begley's 1996 novel, "About Schmidt," is a man of privilege and position.

Labour strategists will be trying to portray Cameron as a man of privilege running down the country.

And his own stories, while depicting a man of privilege and access, also wittingly describe a man who, in the thrall of this privilege and access, sometimes misses the big scoop or drops the drink.