Sentence examples for privilege 1 from inspiring English sources

Editor's privilege 1. 'Cygnet Committee', David Bowie Put on the agenda by Iain MacDonald.

You are the ones who created this godforsaken racist system by using your circumstantial power and privilege 400 years ago to institutionalize white supremacy.

They have had to pay for the privilege – £55 is the price currently quoted on the website for Friday's races – but most have been pleased.

It's a story that has become grimy with symbolism about Hollywood privilege, 1970s California indulgence, imperfect parenting, judicial pandering and inconsistency, tortured creative temperament, and the rights of rape victims.

"I'll pay now if you don't mind," drawls Ace-Face, revealing enormous wealth and privilege (£75 in 1965 is equivalent to about £2,700 today, going by average earnings; it was ritzy for a teenager to own a chequebook).

Often pilloried as the preserve of privilege, 23 of the British capital's most expensive schools have collaborated on a campaign for parents whose academic aspirations for their children may exceed their financial grasp.

Despite of the eye having immune privilege [1, 2] exist a lot of situations where an inflammatory response can be ignited.

Shannon Sullivan asks a similar question about whiteness in Revealing Whiteness: The Unconscious Habits of Racial Privilege (2006).

Imagine an organization that aims at ensuring the principle of least privilege [35] in order to minimize insider misuse by overprivileged employees.

A significant body of evidence has supported the role of RPE cells in the maintenance of ocular immune privilege [27, 31 33].

Since habits of white privilege tend to be characterized by "ontological expansiveness," in which white people treat all spaces as rightfully inhabited by them, attempts to master one's environment in the name of anti-racist struggle simultaneously can be a reinforcement of that privilege (2006, 144).