Sentence examples for privilege with from inspiring English sources

The confessional poets inadvertently oozed privilege with every assertion of their pain.

The propaganda positions insure lives of privilege, with access to vehicles and laptops.

There is a little bit of privilege with players who come from that country.

"There is a little bit of privilege with the players who come from that country.

And if he'd so cavalierly defy lawyer-client privilege with Eli, who knew where else his chatter might end up?

"There is a little bit of privilege with players who come from that country, but that is normal.

Blitz is determined to draw American attention to Africa, and Ghana particularly, comparing American privilege with African poverty.

In an inversion of the old order, the privilege with which Tories are associated has become a cultural millstone.

A product of Eton and Oxford, he's a child of privilege with the genteel manner to match.

Edgar articulates his privilege with eggshell delicacy, worrying that people will think "his feelings were purchased and therefore not true".

And yet the industry runs on privilege, with sexist and juvenile behaviour based on gender stereotypes being routinely displayed.