Sentence examples for privileged for all from inspiring English sources

Oliver, whose wife is expecting their third child, grasps this urgency, for all that he is so privileged, for all that he owns - if my eyes do not deceive me - an Aston Martin (I saw it when, as preparation for our meeting, I visited the Essex farm where he lives, and where he shot his bucolic At Home series).

We believe in social justice, in opportunity not for a privileged few but for all, whatever their start in life.

We need a system that works not only for a privileged few, but that works for all of us together.

What changes would there be if there were more less-privileged people making important decisions for all of us?

For all that, the privileged men were sometimes good publishers; a few even supported authors during their labours.

There is little doubt that proposed government higher education policies will lead to a well-resourced education for the already privileged and a poorly resourced education for all others.

Great ecotourism does have its place, driving community awareness that animals and their habitats are more valuable alive and intact than cut up as, say, bushmeat, but its not an option for all but the privileged few.

And that means the potential for all sorts of privileged and/or sensitive comms to be sucked up — whether it's the private correspondence of MPs with constituents, or lawyers with clients, or journalists with sources… And so we get to a situation where the U.K. spy agencies' oversight court thinks it's acceptable that politicians' comms be sucked up into the dragnet, along with everyone else's.

"Our arts, heritage and culture should be fit for all – not just the privileged few.

Is there any hope that this administration will ever start working for all instead of a privileged few?

A government spokesperson said: "The government is committed to building an economy that works for all, not just the privileged few.