Sentence examples for one of privilege from inspiring English sources

His civilian life in the 1970's, Colonel Miskina said, was one of privilege.

Books and a card table create a mood of intimacy, while vast reception rooms, chandeliers and a maid evoke one of privilege.

When grandfather was alive, my grandmother's life was one of privilege, with invitations to all the best parties and social events.

To me, this whole argument is one of privilege – statements made by middle class people who already have so much education and access to the jobs market that they don't need the system.

They opened their doors to foreign business, which helped drive the need for training and for degreed professionals, as well as raised the profile of the education profession to one of privilege, reverence.

Crown Princess Mette-Marit of liberal Norway shouldn't be the only one of privilege to walk in a nanny's shoes for her gay male friends, for the love of vulnerable newborn twins, in India.

The lives evoked in this case are primarily ones of privilege; Ms. Kampen's 1976 study of Roman working-class women remains a model on which further and different socioeconomic studies of Byzantine art might build.

McCain's earlier and post-War years were ones of privilege, stature and mischief.

In trafficking in "high" English, writers other than educated, straight, white, male ones of privilege choose to become versed in a language that doesn't intrinsically or historically coincide with perceptions of their identities.

"It's about two very different worlds, one of extreme privilege and opportunity, and the other of degradation and humiliation".

Compared with the lives of many of his brethren in the South, Ellison's life in Oklahoma was one of intellectual privilege and dignity.