Sentence examples for overly privileged from inspiring English sources

Such rules are in place to prevent non-selective schools covertly targeting an overly privileged intake.

That is an often repeated generalisation tied to the ridiculous cliché that if you are liberal, young and interested in more than sitcoms you must be overly privileged.

Mr. Danson is especially good as George, the friendly but fatuous horndog and overly privileged stoner, probably his best television role to date.

Some have said that Romney's lifestyle is overly privileged, pointing to the fact that he has an elevator for his cars in the garage of his San Diego home.

Growing up in an overly privileged community, I was familiar with everyone thinking they should know everyone's business, and the majority of the time they did.

The film received mixed reviews; critics applauded its novel twist on the romcom narrative but didn't warm to the overly fey, privileged characters.

For my privileged, perhaps overly comfortable children, something as trivial as our internet being down constitutes a crisis.

Sunil had been privileged, too.

None of this is to say that Mr Cameron has not had a bad week, linked to a sense that he is overly focussed on the interests of a few privileged backers.

"I felt very privileged".

Our privileged intensity.