Sentence examples for privileged one from inspiring English sources

I'm well aware that my experience with the National is an unbelievably privileged one – I got to travel the world and end up on Broadway.

Still, if you're based in London, especially during this great recession, your perspective on culture, finance and society is, perforce, a highly privileged one.

We had no idea that we belonged to the majority group, the privileged one.

"The privileged one once had money and time; now she doesn't have either," Zoran said.

Elizabeth Bowen's "Coming Home" features a very different child – a privileged one in 20s Britain – but again feels authentic.

The Tory leader is blessed with a pleasing delivery, clear in tone and pitch, which suggests a sound education rather than a privileged one.

Jamila, 12, is one of the less privileged ones.

The privileged ones have put their babies on pre-school waiting lists in utero, found the right doulas and nannies, trimmed down to their pre-baby weights by three months after birth, gone back to work part time by six months and full time by a year or else they are running the parent association, the annual charity ball or the club sports team.

The only engaged persons on the hierarchical teams were the privileged ones perched atop their hierarchies.

But I guess we're the privileged ones.

Those who make it here are the privileged ones: They had families established here.