Sentence examples for privileged out of from inspiring English sources

It's fitting, then, that "Guests enjoy privileged out of hours access to Wall*Mart next door - the graffiti supplies store which stocks everything you need to make your mark" on the wall, if visitors see fit.

The NHS should campaign to make the city healthy, not a few privileged out-of-towners.

But polling by ComRes in November indicated that attempts to portray the popular Tory as a privileged, out-of-touch toff were not working.

I was, in fact, exhilarated and privileged; I rejoiced in this out-of-the-blue acknowledgment by faraway judges in another country.

The findings contrast with a narrative extoled by some centrist Labour politicians that the left-wing of the party was somehow out-of-touch or privileged.

They work to replicate the informal word-of-mouth networks of support that the most privileged take for granted, yet remain out-of-reach for far too many.

The Mirror harked on memories of the recent Profumo affair to depict the traditional Conservative ruling class as out-of-touch, over-privileged, effete, depraved, amateurish and backward-looking – "toffs", in fact.

According to Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, it symbolises an "out-of-touch, uncaring Tory government that stands up for the privileged few".

There could have been knowing fish-out-of-water incidents and insightful, funny portrayals of the young and privileged.

Nilu also takes charge of her destiny at an early age, dropping out of her privileged convent school and running off to find Raja (that "low-class boy," her mother sniffs).

Rupert Murdoch has made a career of painting his critics as elitist, privileged and out of touch.