Sentence examples for privileged accent from inspiring English sources
There doesn't appear to be an available spot for another Emmy, to which Lloyd, adopting a privileged accent vaguely reminiscent of Kelsey Grammer's haughty Frasier Crane, bemoans, "Isn't that a horrible problem?" Television excellence runs in the family.
The album's unexpected star is Nicki Minaj, who raps with a comically nasal chirp that half the time sounds like the accent of a privileged, gum-snapping teenager from Long Island.
"Manning had privileged access to restricted information.
One show that has done extraordinarily well in the US is Downton Abbey, proving the country's fondness for the privileged Brit: "Can't everyone do a posh accent though?
It felt like the start of new man-ism, and everyone had to be more sensitive, and certainly you didn't shout about your accent too much, or your male, privileged credentials.
The former prime minister's familiar yet still odd mannerisms— the glottalised accent, designed to erase any trace of his privileged roots, the paddle-wheeling hand movements—seemed almost to invite it, so thoroughly is he reviled.
He spoke with the "cultivated Australian" accent, grating on the ears of many clans like mine, as the scion of a received pronunciation culture that privileged posh Australians while we were ridiculed.
"I felt very privileged".
Our privileged intensity.
