Sentence examples for privileged males from inspiring English sources

These lads are all white, privileged males – but they are white privileged males not normally shown on the big screen.

"So, we have this two-stage mating system where there is this small group of privileged males, which we presume to be the healthier, more dominant bats - and they get the opportunity to share and mate with the females earlier, while all the rest have to go for the big mating event at the end of the summer," Prof Altringham explained.

She was a casualty of my community's battle for control, a young woman in a society that privileged males.

I appreciate Talese's exploration of the shadowy recesses of privileged male sexual behavior and his acknowledgment of queasy complicity.

It's not easy to generate sympathy, or even interest, for a young, white, privileged, male slacker in this day and age, but this manages it – and more.

It's a glacial task, trying to persuade privileged, male-orientated Silicon Valley culture that harassment is an issue, particularly when some threads of West Coast libertarianism react to moderation of offensive comments by claiming it is censorship.

This 'male victim' viewpoint only provides a convenient platform for ignoring the wider victims of prejudice; and in light of recent events, you wouldn't be faulted if you believed that some kind of XY chromosome-specific version of the 'bat-signal' was lit, causing the privileged male to rally around and protect their own.

Many at least must have been dimly conscious that the experience was momentous, and as they invaded the sacred precincts, from which hitherto they have been so rigidly excluded, sometimes arm in arm with the hitherto privileged male, they must have felt that it was something more than a polling-booth they were entering – that it was a new world.

Listen to the Pope's words about love and acceptance and remember that Jesus wasn't a white privileged male.

This Tiny African Nation Plays A Huge Role In The Refugee Crisis.

While Britain for centuries privileged male royal heirs over their female counterparts, an adaption to the succession laws was approved in 2011, assuring the royal baby will be third in line regardless of its gender.