Sentence examples for privileged societies from inspiring English sources

In rich and privileged societies where good health is taken for granted, homeopathy feels somehow natural when set against cold, conventional medicine.

This has become a characteristic elision, so that debates around the next term of government were merely a matter of housekeeping and management of one of the world's richest and most privileged societies.

The authorities could not say whether the incidents documented in reports around the city were connected, but it was clear that the wanted individuals could be considered derelict in the duties inherent to living in one of the most privileged societies in history.

It looks to me as if privileged societies are urgently looking for ways of protecting their wealth, and of keeping the poor outside their boundaries.

Now the flag is again a source of pride, a silent celebration of the joy of being alive and of living in a privileged society.

Usually, a young man or woman from a disadvantaged background falls in love with another from a privileged society, faces adversity and love triumphs over all.

Both were from prominent families, and for more than 100 years, the section more or less stuck to that rule, remaining the purview of privileged society figures.

I'm afraid there are rich people all around the country who are about to suffer similar social self-immolation because they don't understand that the rules of privileged society have undergone a radical transformation.

So if you know Ragtop Season personally, you're part of a privileged society.

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"It was just another example of the white-privileged society that we live in," Andre Cooper, a man serving three life sentences in Maryland for racketeering, drug dealing, and homicide, told VICE in an email.