No normal person, raised on shit weed and wine, can compete with a person built from neurosis, privilege, pressure, and those slimming pills made from ground-up Chinese babies.
No normal person, raised on shit weed and wine, can compete with a person built from neurosis, privilege, pressure and those slimming pills made from ground-up Chinese babies.
"The privilege of pressure", Djokovic calls it.
But there is a distinct correlation between privilege and pressure.
It cannot have privilege, but pressure alone will not get it to deliver.
Mr. Benigni has gone from tantalizing discovery to proven commodity, with all the privileges, and pressures, that such an evolution entails.
Novak Djokovic calls it the "privilege of pressure" but Andy Murray hopes the best player in the world cracks under the strain of expectation he has put on himself before their semi-final at the French Open on Friday.
Djokovic spoke later, not for the first time, about the "privilege of pressure", which seems to have become a mantra for one of the most interesting thinkers on the circuit.
Ivy League schools are supposed to be hard, but even back then, I couldn't have imagined the world I was stepping into: a place of unimaginable wealth, privilege, cruelty, pressure, and stress.
Although I wasn't yet born at the time of the endeavor, I've watched the launch countless times over the years and each time the countdown to ignition begins, I imagine a glimpse into the cockpit where Buzz, Neil, and Mike sat as thousands of pounds of rocket fuel came to life from underneath and both the privilege and pressure of the world hinged on their successful landing and return.
In a Q. and A. forum, Rivera talked about "the privilege and the pressure" of wearing 42.
