Sentence examples for privileged which from inspiring English sources

Staffers querying the CIA database found a tranche of documents, some marked "deliberative" or "privileged", which together formed drafts of the so-called "internal Panetta review".

Those foreign trips and his marriage to Marina Vlady, a famous French actress, made him privileged, which explains why he drives a big Mercedes through the streets of Moscow, wears blue jeans and behaves like a Western rock star.

He left the legal business to run the Housing Enterprise for the Less Privileged, which he founded in 1986 and which grew to be the nation's largest private provider of transitional and emergency housing for the homeless.

Whether the Biennale will make an impact on British architecture or architecture is another question, especially when it comes to commitments to global problems and the world's less privileged – which, from the perspective of Venice, is just about everyone.

It's undoubtedly part of the attractiveness of Gordimer's persona that she doesn't dwell on all those shades of complicity and special pleading among the privileged which make oppressive systems so durable.

Fans might remember Hale from the also-short-lived CW drama "Privileged," which was actress's first leading role.

His upbringing was privileged, for which he is jokily apologetic.

Airgas argues that Cravath's work provided it access to privileged information, which now gives Air Products an unfair advantage.

Today, there is every reason to be even more impatient with this privileged class, which Mr. Albee represents as extinct.

Setting that aside though, the partner of a political leader is in a privileged position, which carries responsibilities – dare I say it, even moral ones.

Tom-Tom's angst arose from ambivalence toward his privileged background, which viewers encountered when he took a bus home to Chicago.