Sentence examples for privileged citizens from inspiring English sources

Hong Kongers are already privileged citizens of China.

We are privileged citizens to have so many sportsmen.

You are the most privileged citizens of that privileged nation...

Originally the populus consisted only of the patricians, who formed a class of privileged citizens.

In the company of fellow-members of a lucky class, I stroll amid likenesses of drastically less privileged citizens.

A few very wealthy or privileged citizens had water piped directly into their homes, but most of the people carried water in containers from a public fountain.

"There is no privileged citizen before the law," it added.

But I hardly remember what it's like to be a free and fully privileged citizen, so I can't pretend to know how I would act if I were.

The disadvantaged need contracts and formal procedures, however distasteful their more privileged fellow citizens may find them, since they would be foolish to rely on the big-heartedness of their bosses.

The Chinese people are, of course, focussed on improving their lives after generations in poverty, but imagining that this means they are uninterested in protecting their rights overlooks the many ways that even the least privileged Chinese citizens have begun to use the courts, the state-petition system, and the Internet to pursue their own interests.

While C. B.'s abdication -- he prefers poetry to business and Mexico to Maine -- may not be the direct cause of the town's decline (corporate mergers and the globalization of the labor market would have happened anyway), his mysterious ruin casts its shadow over the lives of his less privileged fellow citizens.