Sentence examples for perceived privilege from inspiring English sources

A couple of years ago Cameron tried to win over detractors who scoffed at his family's perceived privilege by revealing that his wife Samantha was rather "unconventional.

Would it be fair to say that you occupy an uncomfortable - if highly productive - position between those who criticise your perceived privilege and conservatives offended by what you choose to share?

Nor does Alexie acknowledge the emotional toll on an underrepresented writer who now, it seems, must compete not only with those possessing white and male privileges, but also the perceived privilege of a stolen ethnicity – an equation that yields all of the benefits of success, but none of the pain of bigotry.

For some, the Games are tarnished by the perceived privilege of its organisers.

He has since made corruption a major focus, vowing to tackle it from the powerful "tigers" at the top to the "flies" at the bottom, as well as cracking down on extravagance, warning of civil unrest if perceived privilege within the party is not tackled.

The assignment was to make a viral video, and Rick used Natacha's Interior Semiotics as the direct inspiration for his viral strategy, since it "had the perfect combination of art, shock value, and perceived privilege to create a successful viral video that the internet would hate passionately".

The prime minister's early-morning initiative was in part designed to head off a Tory backbench revolt over any perceived privileges being given to Scotland, as well as to avoid being outflanked by Nigel Farage's Ukip.

Many believe a clampdown on tax evasion and the perceived privileges of the rich, as well as a successful privatisation campaign and foreign direct investment will be critical to keeping chaos at bay. "In June the tourist season will begin and that will help," added Mouriki.

But I learned that I bore the burden of my perceived social privilege, which had meant the oppression of others in another time.

While it is true that to the privileged, equality feels like oppression, these men and women do not perceive their privilege.

Concorde was normally perceived as a privilege of the rich, but special circular or one-way (with return by other flight or ship) charter flights were arranged to bring a trip within the means of moderately well-off enthusiasts.