Sentence examples for privileged too from inspiring English sources

Sunil had been privileged, too.

On the other side of the socioeconomic divide, anxious parents in wealthy cities and suburbs are now hiring expensive consultants to give their toddlers an edge in the competition to get into the "right" preschool, proving that the college admissions frenzy has reached a point where radical ideas are in order for the privileged, too.

Presently, they're all in Washington and they're all privileged too.

Some say Kapernick is too rich, too privileged, too lucky to complain.

Our life in Chicago was pretty richly privileged, too, by most standards.

I thought Liz Gilbert was too privileged, too honest, too precious; I thought the book was too contrived, too preconceived.

You spend time in the heads of those less privileged characters, too.

"My dissertation supervisor, Everett Hughes, loved the idea that anything you see in the lowly kind of work is there in privileged work, too, only they don't talk about it," he says.

It also created social discomfort with appearing too privileged at a moment of national hardship.

Are they too privileged to illustrate what sex for most young women is like?

Not so with his continued tweaking of McNabb, whom Hopkins recently described as too privileged to The Philadelphia Daily News.