Sentence examples for overwhelmingly privileged from inspiring English sources
But for less overwhelmingly privileged boys, says theex-pupil, Eton can be life-changing: "It's just expected that you will drink from the cup of opportunity.
To be part of that side made me feel almost overwhelmingly proud, truly privileged.
For a long time, this privileged, overwhelmingly white organization has bullied its neighbors, many of whom are not white and not especially well off.
No element of the competition has become more popular than early admissions, which improves the odds of acceptance to highly competitive colleges and universities but overwhelmingly benefits only those privileged students who do not need the leverage of competing aid offers.
One of the greatest injustices is that America's best teachers overwhelmingly teach America's most privileged students.
But more often than not, the voices of these overwhelmingly urban, educated and often privileged young people are not truly representative of the broader youth community.
One, it dramatises how hunting is for many Americans not the privileged pursuit it is overwhelmingly here, but a traditional family activity as much to do with foraging for food as it is a sport.
The Oscars are more like a privileged California country club, where an older, overwhelmingly white crowd sits in the same places year after year, with the occasional newcomer, such as J. Law, brought in to add fresh blood.
"I was privileged in parliament to vote for same-sex marriage and I did so on behalf of my constituents who were overwhelmingly behind it," Lucas told the Guardian.
