Sentence examples for privileged 1 from inspiring English sources

Now there is no denying you are the privileged 1%.

Bentleys and Ferraris are also very much in vogue among China's privileged 1 percenters.

But Swift represents the privileged 1% among recording artists.

If you take all this into account, it is not difficult to see how the Republican tax cut would actually benefit only the privileged 1%, while at best, leaving the welfare of the rest of America unchanged.

Privileged 30-somethings try to make their way in literary New York just before 9/11.1423THE ALCHEMIST, by Paulo Coelho.

In "The Trotsky," a study of teenage dementia set in Montreal, a privileged 17-year-old named Leon Bronstein Jay Baruchell) is convinced he's the reincarnation of Leon Trotsky.

It showed that a privileged, 25-year-old millionaire likes to have fun, wears sunglasses inside a dark club and wants to see naked women.

Britain's house prices today lock out all but the most privileged 20-somethings, a group also saddled with student debts and stagnant pay that their parents never had to endure.

The title character is nominally a privileged 7-year-old horrified at the prospect of attending a public elementary school, but he's drawn as a boutonniere-wearing dandy and talks like a supremely egotistical talent agent.

The other groups were 2 samples of the privileged: 600 members of the economic elite, defined as college graduates aged between 30 and 60 whose personal income is more than $100,000 a year; and 400 members of the cultural elite, defined as subscribers to "The New Yorker".

They argue that we invest far too much money in startups that are either addressing trivial markets or problems that affect a few privileged 20-somethings.