Sentence examples for privileged on from inspiring English sources

It used to work against an absurdly inflated art market, on the one hand, wanting to empower those less privileged, on the other.

A few rooms were reserved for the most privileged on the stage balcony itself.

The wealthy and privileged on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean came to his studio in London to be immortalized.

The camera pans across a range of exercising bodies that are not normally privileged on television screens – good.

Principles are privileged on Parallel Earth, let's imagine, when they are taught in the schools, used to make decisions about grants and the like.

What was I doing wrong that kept me in this state, when my life (good education, good prospects, supportive family and friends) looked so privileged, on the surface?

May we be privileged to carry on her precious legacy.

I was privileged to hang on in there [at Cheltenham] until I was 60.

"I feel privileged to take on this challenging and rewarding new role to start the next chapter of my career".

"Consider for a minute the trade-off that I suggest," she wrote in her letter, which was published in January, adding, "perhaps we will convince people to consider us as worthy leaders instead of privileged hangers-on".

We needn't bother asking how we can stop privileged parents passing privilege on to their offspring.