Sentence examples for rising privilege from inspiring English sources

I'm seeing a country -- and its media -- that was willing to throw two black women under the bus for a white candidate with the fastest rising privilege, drawing massive crowds and when Black Lives Matter didn't allow him to speak it became problematic.

Two officers were sent home after a brawl that began when one, a member of the Sunni minority that rose to privilege under Mr. Hussein, sang an anthem glorifying the ousted dictator.

When Joe Biden aped the British politician Neil Kinnock to boost his own presidential chances in 1988, he clearly overidentified with Kinnock's life: two scrappy, working-class Celtic kids with a talent for gab who rose without privilege in coal-mining territory.

A man of immense privilege, rising only because of his family name, struggles to look convincing when he talks of meritocracy.The overall impression of Mr Gandhi from Mrs Ramachandran's book is that of a figure who has an ill-defined urge to improve the lives of poor Indians, but no real idea of how to do so.

The generation of Russian artists, designers, poets, and thinkers who caught fire just before the First World War, rose to institutional privilege under the 1917 Revolution, and then were crushed is characterized by grandiosity and grandeur — and tragedy, in abundance.

Slocum, who was also raised in the Bay Area, acknowledged that the conflict stemmed partly from the perception among some that Google Glass is a symbol of privilege and the rising presence of affluent tech workers in the community.

In many ways, this book is a fascinating account of the rise of privilege, but I would have liked more context and analysis.

Troupes of people kept rising on points of order and points of privilege and points of checking privilege and points of "excuse me but the last speaker failed to sufficiently check their privilege".