Sentence examples for privileged atmosphere from inspiring English sources

But the book depicts her as a passive, largely unformed character who is just reacting to the advances of others, and to the privileged atmosphere of her childhood.

The notion of a dinner table conveys some of the lazily privileged atmosphere in which "The Adults" unfolds and suggests how readily this book's characters fall back on smart (or smart-alecky) banter.

It's a male-centric atmosphere that allows the privileged to easily discount the voices of the disenfranchised.

As a reaction against the destruction of World War II and the stifling atmosphere of their home countries, Cobra privileged the iconoclastic, immediate, spontaneous, and primitive.

Oh sure, if we continue to pour carbon into the atmosphere and forests and oceans, the privileged will be able to escape the deterioration for a bit longer than the average or under-average Joe.

In June, the Washington Post published an op-ed by George Will decrying sexual violence against women on college campuses as overblown, creating an atmosphere of victimhood as a prized and privileged status.

But Green's Farms has retained enough historic charm and woodlands to sustain an atmosphere of country living, albeit of the most privileged sort.

Related: Canadian anti-poverty activist Nick Saul is warning Great Britain against adopting the food bank model—"privileged people helping the underprivileged, perpetuating an us-and-them atmosphere"—because it fails to address the root causes of hunger.

"I've reported on two Opens held at Turnberry and have been privileged to play here myself, and reports of its beauty and ethereal atmosphere are not overstated.

"Apartheid atmospheres" – another striking coinage – are here already, he suggests, as the privileged of smoggy China and the sweltering Middle East increasingly retreat into sealed enclaves with processed air.

The atmosphere there was so rarefied that its inhabitants were blissfully oblivious to how privileged they were.