Sentence examples for perhaps privileged from inspiring English sources

There is barely a suggestion of the Kolkata of the thronging streets; instead, Bausch offers us a detached and perhaps privileged ennui, expressed through a succession of solo dances in which the performers spiral around invisible vortices as if drowning in whirlpools of air.

Perhaps privileged brown folk like him can turn a blind eye to the pervasive invisibility and bigotry that non-white non-Christian Americans experience, but the majority don't have the luxury.

Perhaps those privileged directors with no need for a day job have created a culture where it isn't discussed.

He added that his friend rarely drew spontaneously on request, and so "we are perhaps doubly privileged at last to enjoy the pleasure that Sebastian and Fabian experienced more than half-a-century ago on Sark".

"Favors and masked attribution" do sound journalistically ugly and corrupt - as does "manipulating readers" - but the Washington back channel is certainly not crucial for anyone except perhaps the privileged players who participate in it.

I was one of perhaps 20 privileged people in Los Glaciares National Park this midsummer day to witness the spectacle.

"Across the country [it] was seen as a beacon of hope by many Kenyans and a harbinger of a closer and perhaps even privileged relationship between Kenya and the US.

It's hard to tell whether my day-to-day style is purely mine, or if I'm conforming to some blend of my own beauty standards and those of society, opting for the most comfortable (and perhaps most privileged) option.

For Scalia and Roberts, though, that means little more than that questioning the good will of the respectable, or perhaps of the privileged, is a grave insult.

Mao Zedong praised the victory as a "spiritual nuclear weapon," perhaps signalling the privileged position that sports would come to occupy.

Some in his political party clamored for revenge against members of the previous regime or perhaps even all privileged white people.