Sentence examples for pool of privilege from inspiring English sources

The internship system is a murky pool of privilege and influence.

One problem is the tendency to draw on a shallow pool of privilege, exacerbated by the tendency to rely on an inequitable system of unpaid internship programmes (outside of approved student internships required by courses).

Is our society finally draining the water from the pool of privilege that boys like Brock Turner are bathed in from the moment they are born until they are handed their first corporation to lead?

Brock Turner has been swimming in a pool of immense privilege for as long as he can remember.

From his father's bemoaning of joyless ribeye to his friend blaming his conviction on political correctness, all evidence indicates that Brock Turner has been swimming in a pool of immense privilege for as long as he can remember; bathed in the confidence that people like him are more worthy than others.

This was hardly a case of privilege rewarding privilege.

Obliviousness is a luxury of privilege.

"The university involved is one of privilege".

The article smacks of privilege throughout.

The whole thing reeks of privilege.

A matter of privilege again.