Sentence examples for privileged label from inspiring English sources

Receiving it primarily depends on the honesty of intention not on a privileged label.

It is easy to look at student rent strikers and label them as privileged kids whining about having to pay rent; in reality, we are protesting about high rents keeping poorer students out of higher education.

Truth be told, Kerrigan didn't have the privileged upbringing her '90s media label of "princess" might have indicated ― her dad actually worked two jobs to support the family and her skating.

If the supervisor does not do its job correctly, virtual processors could become labeled with the wrong base and bound values, or user programs could become labeled with a privileged state bit that is ON, The supervisor protects itself from the user programs with the same isolation hardware that separates users, an example of the "economy of mechanism" design principle.

He has repeatedly labeled the players "privileged," as if they've got no business complaining or that their achievements are vaguely suspect.

Solveig described the sessions as fun and labeled them a "privileged time".

It is, therefore, dangerous to make them privileged judges of what syndromes should be labeled "mental illnesses".

The privileged students on this campus tie those labels to my identity because of my racial minority status.

But, like many social ideals, postethnicity could easily end up being yet another exercise in control from above, a marketing label of greatest benefit to the privileged.

She's such a fighter, like a strong female protagonist; she's not had the harshest of lives (to be fair she sounds pretty privileged) yet she's a pivotal example of labeling.

She goes in, "yeah, I'm staring at you, ho!" before labeling the poor girl as superficial, privileged, and trophie'd.