Sentence examples for privileged countryside from inspiring English sources
"In general, all goes well because we remain… [in] the privileged countryside; there are very, very few (and I am not a racist) foreigners.
More recently, scholars and even migrants like Mr. Li have been attacking the system as violating a basic right of freedom of movement, maintaining what is in effect a form of apartheid, dividing the relatively privileged cities from the poorer countryside.
Vinen suggests that sheer survival was frequently a factor, particularly for those escaping histories of abuse or poverty, not sufficiently privileged through contacts, wealth, class or locale (the countryside A vain philistine... Pétain (on the left in the car) in Vichy, France, 1942 was less harsh than the town), to manage alone.
And in an adjoining room, an old black-and-white film recreates the privileged life of the entire Camondo family: shooting parties in the countryside and salons filled with great art, much of which now hangs in French museums.
The impression that the prime minister and finance minister George Osborne surrounded themselves with a coterie of privileged individuals for cosy dinners and horse riding in the English countryside has been pounced on by critics.
(1) Nature represents a privileged environment to walk: 13 days "among fields, woods, and the countryside" enjoying "the landscape, the colors, the scents, " "the times and rhythms of nature," a detachment from routine and from everyday life.
Local television reports are filled with the requisite footage of wailing on the streets of Pyongyang, where the more privileged and well-fed reside, but these images do not offer much insight into the reaction of the impoverished countryside.
REFLECTIONS about the countryside.
They crisscrossed the countryside.
