Sentence examples for scale of privilege from inspiring English sources
The worldview represented is thoroughly elitist; even the "little people" depicted ranked fairly high on the scale of privilege.
Equally well served are some "outsourced" workers who may labor at home or on the road but are authorized by higher authority to use SecurID cards and passwords to scale institutional fire walls and tap into networks of privilege.
William Bowen, the former president of Princeton, made headlines when he assailed elite colleges -- presumably including his own -- as "bastions of privilege" and urged putting "a thumb on the scale" for poor students.
By scaling down and reconfiguring broad terraces, flower walks and parterres, she conferred on modest properties the same sense of privilege and gracious outdoor living that had once been reserved for country estates.
Furthermore, we think that the sheer scale of Radio 2's audience alongside the privilege of licence fee funding gives the BBC an opportunity to raise the bar of distinctiveness even further.
This was hardly a case of privilege rewarding privilege.
§ 3.28 Denial of privilege.
Obliviousness is a luxury of privilege.
"The university involved is one of privilege".
