Sentence examples for of very privileged from inspiring English sources
Tough, a contributing writer for The New York Times Magazine, portrays a country of very privileged children and very poor ones, both deprived of the emotional and intellectual experiences that make for sturdy character.
"There is real anger with the government, a deep feeling that the government is in collusion with property developers and tycoons," said Ken Borthwick, a Hong Kong architect who participated in the demonstrations Friday".If you look at Hong Kong, you've got a tiny number of tycoons and a small number of very privileged people," he said.
"It's hard to describe but the main emotion I had was one of real, incredible excitement," says Piot. "There was a feeling of being very privileged, that this was a moment of discovery".
It presented a narrow view of San Francisco, and focused on a small group of very white, very privileged gay men.
In the overwhelming majority of cases, even very privileged successful people work hard for what they have.
Another attraction: I have the privilege of working where the very privileged live.
"At these types of institutions, we are very privileged," she notes.
Tech Transfer offers no explicit policy analyses or proposals, but a number of the characters occupy very privileged academic posts, and Greenberg's views on the protections they enjoy and the services they render in return are pretty apparent.
On the West Coast of Canada we are very privileged to have beautiful oceans, rocks, mountains, forests, you know: nature.
A body is not just a body, and if you can afford to believe that it is, it's because you are part of a very small, very privileged societal group.
"As a fan of the show, I felt very privileged to be a part of them".
