Sentence examples for privilege enough from inspiring English sources

"Being a Ranger and playing in Madison Square Garden was more than privilege enough.

"I want people to ask that question of themselves, to be confused, you know?" "To witness Tenzin's very human journey was my privilege enough".

"You just get to see the golf course, and that's privilege enough," says Bruce.

Am I not appreciating my white privilege enough?

Though he can pull off the cheeky smile of privilege well enough, as an actor he's not bold enough to mistakenly appear confident, then lose his ability to keep up with events, and then end wiser and sadder in the end.

If the moral imperative to address hunger in the shadow of privilege isn't enough, the economics should be.

That I have enough privilege around me to survive the mental and emotional trauma of being Aboriginal in this country.

It seems borrowed from the grievances of folks less fortunate than Mr. Romney, who enjoy some fortune but whose privilege is precarious enough that they feel it slipping away.

And while it is easy to assume that Conservatives simply haven't seen lives lacking in privilege up close enough to understand how hard standing on your own two feet can be, there is a practical reason for this.

Some people on the left – usually those with enough privilege that they will never be the subject of structural oppression – dismiss the online troll army for being as inevitable as it is ineffective.

How lucky Turnbull is to have enough privilege to ignore just what that power differential means in a country where unemployment is now over 800,000, there will be between 150,000 and 200,000 more jobs lost when the car manufacturers close and where 40% of workers have already been casualised.