Sentence examples for privileged at from inspiring English sources

It also created social discomfort with appearing too privileged at a moment of national hardship.

I guess as an actor you tend to be very privileged – at least you have the impression you're being spoiled.

Those it is harder for still don't fit the mould of a steely, white, rightwing woman with the interests of the privileged at heart.

If Turkey was to be told now, on the brink of starting its membership negotiations or even after, that the EU had changed its mind about membership, then Turkey would not feel "privileged" at all.

He added that his friend rarely drew spontaneously on request, and so "we are perhaps doubly privileged at last to enjoy the pleasure that Sebastian and Fabian experienced more than half-a-century ago on Sark".

A common criticism of Mr. Bush is that he has enjoyed a charmed life, without ever having to struggle, and there is something to the idea that he has been incredibly lucky and privileged at many junctures.

As director, McGovern urged the greater use of food to enable foreign economic development, saying, "We should thank God that we have a food abundance and use the over-supply among the under-privileged at home and abroad".

A shrewd put-upon operator Blackadder negotiates his way up an absurd hierarchy with privileged lunatics at the top and oppressed idiots at the bottom.

A privileged few at the top..

He said: "I'm in that privileged spot at the moment.

That only made ticket buyers feel privileged, or at least inexplicably lucky.