Sentence examples for real privileged from inspiring English sources

"I'd never played on Chatrier before, it's an amazing court and it was a real privileged to play there.

"I would not swap it for anything in the world, I am in a real privileged position and I am just glad I can celebrate the occasion with my family, friends and, of course, the supporters".

Madness 4 Real were privileged to experience and contribute to gangster rap during some of its best years.

Like so many champions of the subaltern, Butalia imputes to herself a kind of morality, a piety of the real that claims privileged kinship with the authenticity of lived experience.

Invoking the "rule of law" is not only disingenuous but dangerous because it is used to quell the demands of the lesser privileged for real, tangible, social change.

The actresses playing these true-to-life Gen Y losers are unusually privileged in real life.

I wonder if the Ostrow children have any real sense of how privileged they are?

The problem of inequality, in which the returns increasingly go to the best educated and most privileged is real and growing.

But the area eventually devolved into what critics feared it would always be: a suburban-style shopping center unworthy of its real estate, pairing a privileged view of the Brooklyn Bridge with $10 massages and Arthur Treacher's Fish and Chips.

Apologists for unpaid internships – proof that you can find people who will defend almost anything – sometimes mount the following defence: if the non-privileged are real go-getters, they will spend their every remaining hour slogging away in bar jobs to support themselves.

Finger-pointing between Republicans and Democrats on who is to blame is a sham; neither party wants real reform, which threatens its privileged position.