Sentence examples for most privileged classes from inspiring English sources

Inventive non-reproductive sex with catamites and concubines too was a cherished privilege of the most privileged classes in European society.

Pakistan is deeply divided and radicalism is spreading even among the nation's most privileged classes.

"The most privileged institutions that serve the most privileged classes will survive.

I know that I grew up in a very privileged world, socially, but like Tocqueville, talking about the eighteenth century, I think the most privileged classes are often the ones least tolerant of inequality.

With the nomination of Gorsuch, Trump has pushed his envisioned Supreme Court further to the right, and away from the best interests of all but the most privileged classes of queer and trans Americans.

My family and surrounding environment taught me that the true measure of a societies greatness is calculated by how it cares for its most disadvantaged peoples, not by how lavishly it pampers its most privileged classes.

Such a view of government seemed redolent, in its way, of their shared experience as sons of Britain's most privileged class — wealthy families, elite schools, country houses and, for Mr. Clegg, a father with a 25-room chateau in France.

But research shows that mass shootings are primarily committed by white males the most privileged class in society.

Much has been said in the aftermath of the Littleton carnage about the anthropology of American high-school life, and the vicious factionalism that sets even the most privileged middle-class kids into rival gangs of jocks, nerds, goths, or what-have-yous.

"Contrarily to what we initially hypothesized, gender inequalities … were not lower in those welfare state regimes with greater levels of wealth redistribution and more universal policies for social protection nor, more specifically, among the most privileged … occupational social classes," Campos-Serna writes.

In so doing, such a framework implicitly privileges the perspective of the most privileged members of oppressed groups — sex or class-privileged blacks in race discrimination cases; race or class-privileged women in sex discrimination cases.