Sentence examples for privilege than from inspiring English sources

It is still seen as more of a privilege than a necessity, but this is changing.

That they are more interested in protecting their own perks and privilege than protecting the people that they represent.

"Our kids are growing up with more privilege than we had; that's true for most of my friends in LA.

Is there a greater privilege than to have a consciousness expanded by, filled with, pointed to literature?

"With all these choices, I have realised my thinking process about food is more a luxury and a privilege than about whether I am eating for survival".

"Can you imagine a more important birthday privilege than to be signing health care for all?" Ms. Pelosi asked, to cheers and applause from her colleagues.

Jefferson largely eschews fury but charts other shades of resentment – showing, for example, that working-class black Americans can better deal with white privilege than with black.

The prospect of Nastassja Kinski appearing through one's catflap and mewing for cream sounds more of a privilege than a hardship, but it came with a twist; after sex, she turned into a panther.

He still thinks prolific goal-scorers merit more privileges than other players.

In return, the Bonyad was allowed more privileges than the rest of the public sector.

"No Colombian has more privileges than a Raizal," Mr. Ángel said in an interview in Bogotá.