Sentence examples for privileged school from inspiring English sources

Pharrell was basically a gifted nerd who went to a privileged school and liked to twiddle knobs.

In this privileged school, I hear what I always hear when I go to such schools and even universities.

Eton is an absurdly privileged school full of well-connected and ambitious boys, but few had an interest in politics: most wanted to be bankers or film stars.

It was a speech of soundbites that left a lingering impression of a sunny headmaster of a privileged school addressing bright eyed boys and girls before they all went off somewhere nice for the summer.

They ranged from the seemingly mundane — "Why do we have to wear school uniforms?" — to far more lofty notions: "What is the American Dream?" and "How do we determine what is right and what is wrong?" The scenes could have been from any privileged school.

It's also a relatively privileged school," John said.

When I taught in more privileged schools, parents -- employed or home -- ALWAYS made a showing for all things school-related.

In that program we worked with a lot of different schools, both inner city and highly privileged schools.

Chess tends to be the domain of privileged schools whose star players have had their own personal chess coaches since elementary school.

The Russian radical intelligentsia was fiercely opposed to the privileged schools for the gentry and demanded the reestablishment of a democratic system with a more modern curriculum in secondary schools.

An Ipsos Mori report finds that schools with a high proportion of children taking free school meals are more than twice as likely to abandon arts subjects as are privileged schools.