Sentence examples for place of privilege from inspiring English sources

Also if you are coming from a place of privilege and someone from a less privileged group tells you that they felt oppressed, they have more insight into that perspective than you!

Though I wonder, is it because I'm voting from a place of privilege?

"That attitude has to come from a place of privilege," she said.

Among materials being introduced in the aerospace industry, the carbon fibre reinforced plastics (CFRP) have a place of privilege because of their exceptional stiffness-to-mass ratio.

They do not come from a place of privilege but from a place of struggle and disengagement.

The very fact of choosing a word (hopefully the right word) forces us into a place of privilege.

The Newport Blues Cafe has room enough to accommodate the tiniest fraction of festival attendees: To factor it into the equation means speaking from a place of privilege.

As suggested by "Elektra," "King Lear," and "The Sound and the Fury," sibling dramas have traditionally enjoyed a place of privilege in the Western canon.

At the same time, the woman assumed that the academics came from a place of privilege and could not identify with her problems while she told her story.

The Long Island of F. Scott Fitzgerald's "Great Gatsby" is a lost place of privilege and of intricately stratified classes in brutal social competition.

The doctors seem to expect her to work magic on their orders, she said, and the certified nursing assistants resent her place of privilege.