Sentence examples for pretty privileged from inspiring English sources

"All theatre is pretty privileged.

"I realize a lot of you young people grew up in some pretty privileged circumstances.

Madeleine, we learn, is a pretty, privileged preppie, good at tennis and accustomed to plenty of male attention.

Europeans have had a pretty privileged existence over the past half-century or so, riding on the back of America's global dominance.

Elle will always be Elle: pretty, privileged, golden-maned, manicured and pedicured, sweet and cheery to the point of mild derangement.

She's such a fighter, like a strong female protagonist; she's not had the harshest of lives (to be fair she sounds pretty privileged) yet she's a pivotal example of labeling.

They're pretty fucking privileged, right?" But he believes that the success of U.C.B. alums in Hollywood has changed that.

Our life in Chicago was pretty richly privileged, too, by most standards.

But by the time the referee ended the fight, midway through the third round, it was Mr Trudeau, the privileged pretty boy, who was landing punches at will.

This year, by contrast, looks pretty conservative, with privileged status being given to composers who hardly have difficult finding their way into the repertoire at other London concert halls all year, every year - e.g. Liszt and Mahler.

To the privileged "pretty people" flocking to the tech industry purely because it has become the new aspirational finishing school for the upper-middle-class, and who seek to avoid risk and perpetuate the status quo, rather than use technology as an engine of change.