Sentence examples for particularly privileged from inspiring English sources

"Neither of us came from particularly privileged backgrounds," he said, when we met.

Younger, and particularly privileged or educated women, tend to be less traditional.

He offered the criticism in a particularly privileged forum: before a joint meeting of Congress.

But despite coming from a not particularly privileged background she is far from being an outsider.

Women were in a particularly privileged position in Communist East Germany.

It's an aspiration I partly understand, having come from a not particularly privileged background myself.

It made me wonder: when we look to do community service, why do so many — particularly the privileged among us — look to places so far from home?

Bono's thoughts also illustrate the way comedy is often regarded – particularly among privileged liberals – as a kind of magic pill with which you can disarm people with extreme ideas.

The industrial area located near the new port of Boujdour, at about 200 350 km away from Laayoune Dakhla, has offered interesting business opportunities, particularly through privileged access to fishery resources of the region.

The privileged, particularly ones who culpably passively accept their privilege, if not positively endorse it, exhibit the "ordinary vices of domination" which prevent them from flourishing in spite of benefiting.

"She didn't have a particularly special or privileged upbringing".