Sentence examples for privileged leader from inspiring English sources

They may be hoping to capitalise on a turbulent year for New Zealand, during which the privileged leader of the National party was increasingly charged with being "out of touch" with middle New Zealand – traditionally his strongest support base.

Do New Yorkers do a better job than New Englanders of grabbing their privileged leaders by the ankles — and repeatedly biting them — to remind them where their constituency really stands?

He is just out of his early 40s and is so charismatic, striding through the city streets with such casual authority, that he might have been a gift of the Fates to replace another boyish, privileged political leader, a president assassinated just two years before.

The measure is expected to easily clear the Democratic-led House, and because it would be privileged, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). would be forced to put the resolution to a vote that he could lose.

Although Cameron is easily the most posh of all the party leaders – "privileged", even a little "stuck up" – his perceived competence shines through in words such as "smooth", "clever" and "smart".

But what about privileged communications between leaders?

Its widely watched programmes cheered on the uprisings, granting privileged airtime to Islamist leaders.

But it has also tended to favor "princelings," the privileged offspring of former leaders who had ties to the party's revolutionary history.

Thus, there will be some situations where appointing diversity leaders with privileged identities can be both desirable and effective.

The faith leaders were privileged to hear first-hand the story of one Anthony Ray Hinton, a black man who was wrongfully convicted of capital first degree murder 30 years ago.

Or Else" and saying things like "Step outside, posh boy," in a reference to the privileged background of the Conservative leader, David Cameron.