The phrase "privileged lives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the lives of individuals or groups who have advantages or benefits that others do not.
Example: "The documentary highlighted the stark contrast between privileged lives and those struggling to make ends meet."
Alternatives: "advantaged lives" or "entitled lives."
He told me that he has sketched out some scenes for a new novel, about "two male best friends who live less privileged lives in a world of privilege," and that he hopes to work on it after the movie junkets are over and he has taken a few days of vacation with his family, in a Tennessee farmhouse devoid of electronic devices.
Later they meet for a drink and commiserate about their boring, complacent, privileged lives.
After the Animal Medical Center auction ends on Nov. 18, three pets will live architecturally privileged lives.
In 1958, a bloody revolution led by the military toppled the monarchy and upended the privileged lives of the Allawi and Chalabi families.
He and his former colleagues, who still keep in touch and occasionally socialize with one another, lead comfortable, even privileged lives.
Pam Powell We cannot stand by and watch this humanitarian crisis unfold from our very privileged lives in a rich country such as the UK.
Another attraction: I have the privilege of working where the very privileged live.
Your characters — or their parents, at least — are all relatively privileged, living in elegant houses, attending boarding schools and Oxford.
I can only think that the media's fascination with luxury rehab in part reflects the glaring inequality — we want to know how the privileged live.
The Australian privileged live within a culture of exclusive spaces that structurally reinforce exceptions, excuses and exonerations for their behaviour that are never extended to the rest of us.
That Coppola keeps the celebrities voiceless (a flip from Antoinette; now the privileged live amongst us, but are rarely home) helps to keep the film from being about celebrity worship, and more about branding.
