Sentence examples for privileged though from inspiring English sources

I recognize that I'm privileged, though, in fact, I have friends who are better cooks than I am, who have access to better food and who have more leisure.

They often invoke normative assumptions about need relative to some apparently privileged though often ill-defined reference group (such as "affluent" people), and therefore risk failing to identify problems in access for that reference group.

Privileged though they are, Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama do want to shape policy to help the less well-heeled.

Privileged though her upbringing was, Templetown's parents were considerably less wealthy and powerful than many of their relatives, who had inherited great estates and imposing titles.

It takes seriously the complaints of people whose lives are, by any objective historical measure, almost impossibly privileged (though they would no doubt describe themselves as middle class).

Fabulous though this unique environment is, and privileged though I was to spend time there, I did find myself thinking in the early hours: give me a car alarm any time!

I'd also suggest that the consensus in the publishing world seemed to be bemusement as much as disappointment, since last night I was in the privileged - though slightly bewildering position - of hovering between the Booker parties held by Penguin and Little, Brown.

"But still, I am privileged even though I'm poor.

The world Jess and Milly inhabit reflects a fairly narrow, privileged demographic, though.

Gove insists the new schools have not appeared only in privileged areas, though he admits that he will not dictate where they open.

But because I chose lesbianism, it is a more privileged identity, though I know we are an embattled people, and, sometimes, I fear an endangered people, i.e., let's record our contemporary history, our leadership, and our organizing genius, in terms of our work in the gay and lesbian movement and in terms of our own separatist efforts.