Sentence examples for privileged compared from inspiring English sources

"I was born and raised in Australia, so I'm very privileged compared to a lot of brown people and I didn't go through what a lot of Oromo people went through," Tufa said.

Even with this particular charity, where expatriate salaries were relatively low and we lived in mud huts with grass roofs, our conditions were unbelievably privileged compared with the local population.

"Has Iran chosen football, in which it is skilled and privileged, compared to ping-pong?" Football may not necessarily be the best sport to bring the two nations closer.

Second, that judgments about one's own mind are epistemically privileged compared with those about bodies.

However, it is notable that the adult-required volunteers were most privileged compared to the other three groups and yet, did not have as much protective association with the outcomes as self-volunteers.

It is also privileged compared to women, whose pay still averages less than 80percentt of their male counterparts.

Some studies have reported a higher prevalence of asthma among less privileged children compared to privileged children [ 56, 57] while others have reported no association between poverty and childhood asthma [ 58, 59].

DURING election season, incumbent parties are in a privileged position compared to their rivals.

These households are supplied all day and are therefore in a privileged situation compared to the legally connected users who endure the restrictive rationing.

The point is that qualia (raw feels) are, for Feigl, epistemologically privileged as compared to ordinary objects and the entities posited by science.

The 2006 Paris Freight Charter had positive outcomes but it lacked enforcement: the "virtuous" truck companies (the companies that use clean vehicles and comply with delivery time windows) do not feel privileged enough compared with the other operators.